Deicide - Till Death Do Us Part flac album

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Till Death Do Us Part is the ninth studio album by American death metal band Deicide, released on April 28, 2008. This is the band's longest album, being 42 minutes long and presenting some doom metal influences. Initial copies of the album included a sew-on patch with an image of vocalist Glen Benton and the phrase "Glen Benton for President". The album was also released on several colours of vinyl in limited numbers.

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Their third album for Earache, Till Death Do Us Part, even addresses this refusal to surrender with its title, then attempts to live up to PR billings describing it as Deicide's "fastest, most brutal album ever!" Needless to say, fans will never reach an agreement on whether this is true, but all will invariably consent that it's pretty darn fast, pretty darn brutal - just not during the slow-building instrumental opener, "The Beginning of the End," nor the terrific ensuing title track

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Band: Deicide Album: Till Death Do Us Part Type: Full-length Released: April 28, 2008 Genre: Death Metal Country: United States (Tampa, Florida) Quality: mp3 320 kbps Label: Earache Records. Tracklist: 1. The Beginning of the End - 03:39 2. Till Death Do Us Part - 04:14 3. Hate of All Hatreds - 03:53 4. In the Eyes of God - 04:42 5. Worthless Misery - 05:00 6. Severed Ties - 04:01 7. Not as Long as We Both Shall Live - 05:05 8. Angel of Agony - 03:29 9. Horror in the Halls. of Stone - 06:23 10. The End of the Beginning - 01:41.

Fans were surprised, and somewhat disappointed, that 2008’s Till Death Do Us Part didn’t revel in the satanic imagery that had long been Deicide’s stock-in-trade. While the lyrics and cover art (adapted from a 16th-century Hans Baldung painting) might not refer specifically to anti-Christian themes, the album qualifies as a genuine exorcism. It was written in the wake of singer Glen Benton’s bitter divorce and ensuing custody battle. Benton later called this a revenge record, and within these songs you can feel him expunging every last ounce of a very personal form of frustration and anger.