Court In The Act: Deicide

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Wednesday, 30 November 2011

Repost: Deicide - Amon: Feasting The Beast [1993]

A collection of Deicide's two demos under the name Amon; the 'Feasting The Beast' and 'Sacrificial' demos. Although very little content here is not on the band's debut, they are still interesting historically.

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Tuesday, 1 November 2011

Deicide - Legion [1992]

Being an old-school death stickler, I firmly believe that only this and the self-titled are truly excellent albums made by Deicide. This has a slightly cleaner production, so it's easier to discern some of the more intricate guitar work than on the debut, but it still has plenty of venom, bile, and great songs like closer 'Revocate The Agitator'.

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Thursday, 29 September 2011

Deicide - Deicide [1990]

Nothing like a classic to improve the (good) day somewhat. Deicide have two of them - this, and Legion, both of which are commonly held (including by yours truly) in fairly high regard. Notwithstanding Benton's awful live record and childish antics, Deicide are worth any metalhead's time.

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