Dawn Of Inhumanity, by Abscess

Dawn Of Inhumanity

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1.	Goddess Of Filth And Plague 04:12	buy track
2.	Torn From Tomorrow 04:14	buy track
3.	Never Sane Again 06:19	buy track
4.	Dawn Of Inhumanity 05:30	buy track
5.	The Rotting Land 04:25	buy track
6.	Dead Haze 05:30	buy track
7.	What Have We Done To Ourselves? 05:19	buy track
8.	Dark Side Of A Broken Knife 04:25	buy track
9.	Divine Architect Of Disaster 05:25	buy track
10.	Black Winds Of Oblivion 06:48	buy track

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THE 2010 FINAL ALBUM FROM CALIFORNIA’S DEATH METAL LEGENDS ABSCESS, FEATURING AUTOPSY MEMBERS

BURSTING THROUGH THE BOUNDARIES OF BRUTALITY, ABSCESS SURPASSED ALL PREVIOUS EFFORTS WITH THEIR DEATH METAL MASTERPIECE OF INSANITY, VIOLENCE AND MIND BLOWING SAVAGERY...

The legendary Abscess hail from Oakland California and started life in 1994 with their very own brand of Sickodelia. Chris Reifert and Danny Coralles began Abscess after their infamous gore metal band ‘Autopsy’ disbanded in the mid 90’s. Chris started his career with the highly influential extreme metal band ‘Death’.

In October 2009, Abscess descended upon the famous Fantasy Studios, CA, to record the follow-up to their 2007 Tyrant Syndicate album, ‘Horrorhammer’, with engineer Adam Munoz.

‘Dawn of Inhumanity’ was released in 2010 and is an unrivalled nightmare of raw experimental extremity. Including special guest vocal appearances by the Darkthrone duo, this is twisted, dirty punk death without limits!

Cover artwork comes from top US artist Dennis Dread (Darkthrone, Autopsy), with booklet art courtesy of Chris Reifert himself.

“A DEEP TRIP INTO APOCALYPTIC SICKNESS AWAITS THOSE WHO THIRST FOR TOTAL MIND AND BODY ANNIHILATION OF THE HEAVIEST ORDER. SURRENDER TO YOUR HALLUCINATIONS. SKULLDOZING DOOM IS AT HAND. THE DAWN OF INHUMANITY HAS BEGUN...” CHRIS REIFERT

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released August 5, 2016

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Peaceville Records is a British independent metal-oriented record label founded in Dewsbury, England in 1987 - artists over the years include Katatonia, Darkthrone, Paradise Lost, Opeth, Cradle Of Filth, My Dying Bride and Anathema

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