Court In The Act: Obituary

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Tuesday, 20 December 2011

Obituary - Cause Of Death [1990]

I admit, I delayed uploading this one because I simply don't like it as much as many others do - I find their debut Slowly We Rot to be substantially superior. Still, this is a classic album, and one that I do like a fair bit. The highlight for me would be the cover of Celtic Frost's 'Circle Of The Tyrants', but the whole album is, to be honest, very solid. Slower and groovier than the debut, but not in a godawful Six Feet Under manner, this is one that you really shouldn't miss out on.

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Sunday, 22 May 2011

Obituary - Cause Of Death [1990]

When you go on metal forums, and they are talking of 'CoD' in reverence, they are not, in fact, speaking of the overrated videogame series. It is this, the follow-up to Obituary's scene defining debut that they speak of. Although in my personal opinion it does not come close to 'Slowly...', it is still a damn good album.

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Obituary - Slowly We Rot [1989]

Obituary are one of the greats of death metal, and for good reason. This, both their debut and their classic (I don't rate 'Cause Of Death' quite as highly), essentially defined the Floridian DM scene at the time.

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