Mortician - House By The Cemetery flac album

House By The Cemetery, Outro 02:56. If you like House by the Cemetery/Mortal Massacre, you may also like: Re-Animated Dead Flesh by Mortician. supported by 6 fans who also own House by the Cemetery/Mortal Massacre. What a great album a true Mortician classic and such a killer cover art to go with this brutality!

Mortician is a deathgrind band from Yonkers, New York founded in 1989. They have released most of their albums since the House by the Cemetery EP on Relapse Records but have released their latest album on their own label, Mortician Records. They have toured several times through America and Europe. The band is heavily inspired by horror movies, which is expressed in the lyrics, the artwork, and the use of samples throughout their discography. Will Rahmer – bass, vocals (1989–present).

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This album is filled with down tuned, brutal music that will satisfy any fan of the extreme. I know Mortician get's a lot of hate, but give this album a shot. This is definitely a love-it-or-hate-it album and band. My Ears Are Bleeding!

House By The Cemetery - Outro. 6. Procreation (Of The Wicked). Voice – Roger BeaujardWritten-By – Ain, Priestley, Warrior. Lyrics By – Broadrick, Bullen Music By – Napalm Death. Written-By – Mortician (tracks: 1 to 5, 8 to 10). Notes. Tracks 1 to 5: Recorded on 1994/09/16 in three hours. Tracks 5 to 10: Recorded on 1995/07/10 in six hours. Track 6 is a Celtic Frost-cover and track 7 a Napalm Death-cover. Track 3 is misprinted as "World Domination" on rear cover. Correct title is "World Damnation".

Originally issued by the band itself, then issued by Relapse with bonus tracks, the first two Mortician EPs - Mortal Massacre from 1994 and House by the Cemetery from 1996 - get another go-round on this single-disc collection. The shorter EP format has always been kinder to Mortician - and extreme music in general - as it's easier to take in such brutal subject matter in short blasts. Whether these two mini albums go better together or separately depends on how much relentlessly harsh gore-driven death metal listeners can stomach.