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Track Listing |
Length |
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 | 01 | The Stench Of Redemption
Deicide | 4:09 | 89 | | 02 | Death To Jesus
Deicide | 3:52 | 98 | | 03 | Desecration
Deicide | 4:31 | 47 | | 04 | Crucified For The Innocence
Deicide | 4:35 | 64 | | 05 | Walk With The Devil In Dreams You Behold
Deicide | 4:57 | 66 | | 06 | Homage For Satan
Deicide | 3:58 | 124 | | 07 | Not Of This Earth
Deicide | 3:19 | 38 | | 08 | Never To Be Seen Again
Deicide | 3:24 | 37 | | 09 | The Lord's Sedition
Deicide | 5:40 | 86 | | 10 | Black Night (Deep Purple Cover, Bonus Track)
Deicide | 2:42 | 105 |
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| A new lineup for Deicide proves to record their most provocative album to date |
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| By: | tronous32 |
| Date: | 17 May 2011 |
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When Glen Benton has two members of his band leave and piss him off, man does it show in a killer way in the finished product. Steve Asheim wrote all the music for this. Glen Benton's vocal attack on this CD is his best since the old Legion days. Not wasting time and getting Jack Owen and Ralph Santolla on guitars, was the best choice he could have made. On Scars of The Crucifix, it was all out war in the songs. Not many breaks, just straight out hammering away, song after song. On this one, there's more structure to the songs, better riffs, and guitar solos that actually say something. Not to bash Scars, that was a great release, but this one is a newer more enraged Deicide. Big time Devil-horned salute to Glen and Steve for creating this one!
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| By: | RipperChris |
| Date: | 8 Jul 2011 |
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When the band looses two members it shows. The sound is different from past albums. At some point you can actually hear their work from past albums. Glen and Steve Thank you for keeping the flame going.
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