Deicide - Stench Of Redemption - VINYL LP

Vinyl LP pressing. Originally released in 2004, InchScars Of The CrucifixInch was the first Deicide album to be released on Earache Records. Featuring 9 tracks of brutal antiChristian invective supported by a barrage of blast-beats and grimly direct riffing. The track 'Scars Of The Crucifix' spawned the band's first ever music video which was shot in Nottingham and has 1.2 million views on youtube. Album Tracks 1. Scars of the Crucifix 2. Mad at God 3. Conquered By Sodom 4. F**k Your God 1. When Heaven Burns 2. Enchanted Nightmare 3. From Darkness Come 4. Go Now Your Lord Is Dead 5. The Pentecostal

Real Gone continues it's Dante-esque descent through the Deicide back catalog with an another vinyl debut... except this time, it's not just an American vinyl debut. Yes, 2000's Insineratehymn is legitimately coming out on vinyl as a stand-alone for the first time anywhere in the world. The tempos may have slowed a tad (only a tad), but the musicianship is still staggering if less InchtechnicalInch and the message ever more uncompromising, even if that is a hint of melodicism on the fan favorite InchBible Basher.Inch Remastered for vinyl and pressed on InchHellfireInch smoke vinyl, complete with insert featuring the incendiary lyrics you'd expect. Album Tracks 1. Bible Basher 2. Forever Hate You 3. Standing in the Flames 4. Remnant of a Hopeless Past 5. The Gift That Keeps on Giving 6. Halls of Worship 7. Suffer Again 8. Worst Enemy 9. Apocalyptic Fear 10. Refusal of Penance

If Deicide's first album defined death metal, their second album supercharged it. Impossibly fast tempos, head-spinning arrangements, just plain evil guitar tones... when somebody like bassist and vocalist Glen Benton labels an album Inch*kin' over the top,Inch you know where you're headed (if you said hell you're getting warm) when you insert the needle into this Legion's vinyl vein. As always with this band, holding the barely controlled chaos together is drummer Steve Asheim, whose double kick BPM approaches 4 digits amidst guitar squalls from the Hoffman brothers. The material on Legion has stood the test of time, too, with InchTrifixionInch and InchDead but DreamingInch enduring fan favorites. Indeed, Legion (which, along with their self-titled debut, is one of the best-selling death metal records ever) is reckoned by many to be Deicide's best album; it's certainly their most brutal. Remastered for the and pressed in metallic Inchrainbow infernoInch vinyl, complete with a highly flammable lyric insert. Album Tracks 1. Satan Spawn, the Caco-Daemon 2. Dead But Dreaming 3. Repent to Die 4. Trifixion 5. Behead the Prophet (No Lord Shall Live) 6. Holy Deception 7. In Hell I Burn 8. Revocate the Agitator