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Satan would be proud!.

Puzzle box | Kuwait | 01/28/2008

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I consider Deicide's debut album to be a remarkable achievement for this band, this is definitely a classic death metal release. Its just the type of album that you would listen to over and over again not to mention that its one of the most satanic and evil sounding music ever made it also inspired many imitation groups that sounded exactly like these guys. The riffs are actually memorable with insane blastbeat drums and an uncanny sense of timing guiding the the songs through as if they were blasting through the gates of hell. Lunatic of god's creation, Dead by dawn, Carnage in the temple, Sacrificial suicide and Crucifixation are the best death metal songs ever, Glen Benton's guttural growls were amazing and at times he sounded like a lumbering beast which was obviously touched up by production tricks of course. Deicide have managed to craft a truly great album in the death metal genre however they would later go on to make questionable musical progress and lose some creativity they did sound a bit repetitive and dull afterwards especially with Insineratehymn but I still consider Deicide to be one of my favorite death metal groups and if you don't have this album then your not a true death metal fan, Hail Satan!;-)...."

So good, it made satan cry.....awwwww!

N. Sanchez | georgia | 11/27/2007

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Their best release period, if you love death metal, than this masterpiece belongs in your collection!! Genuine hatred and madness abounds in this one, good for scaring most normal people into a diabetic fit!!"

Pure Devil Music

M. Seyam | Orlando,FL | 03/25/2008

(5 out of 5 stars)

"If you feel like banging your head against a wall until its bloodied this is the Deicide record to listen to while doing so. Blaring tracks like 'dead by dawn' will scare puny church-goers away in an instant. I sure miss the Hoffmans' (not in deicide any more) buzz-saw riffing this self titled piece proves how excellent DM guitarists they are. Benton's lyrical approach is satanic and suicidal how he slams on bass and belts out this Iconoclastic poetry is a wonder to me. Simply must own music."