Morbid Angel - Thy Kingdom Come 1987 [Full Demo]

Morbid Angel's third demo, self-released in 1987 when the group was just beginning to make an impact on the death metal scene of the early 1990s. Thy Kingdom Come is still just the skeleton of what would soon formulate into Morbid Angel's breakthrough debut, Altars of Madness. With the exception of Pete "The Feet" Sandoval, this is the legendary lineup of David Vincent on vocals, Trey Azagthoth on lead guitar and keyboard, and Richard Brunelle of rhythm guitars.
Track list:
Thy Kingdom Come (0:00)
Abominations (03: 49)
Blasphemy of the Holy Ghost (08:10)

[@hectorguzman4588]

2022 , at 53 years old this brutal masterpiece still blows my mind. since 1987 .

[@artivism4068]

what did you think when you first heard them in 1987??? i cant imagine the level of technical brutal genius must have blown peoples minds.

[@PeNcilPincHer]

David Vincent's pure brutality with his vocals on this demo are unmatchable even in the following albums ("Alters..." and "Blessed...."), not to mention, much, much less with Morbid Angel nowadays. This album is a rare gem of pure unbridled lust for death metal.

[@mar3869]

Altars is still fucking great.

[@thetruepyromancer2928]

This sounds incredible for a demo

[@HoneyBadger213]

This is really aggressive stuff for 1987....this was hot on the heels of Reign in Blood.....

[@c.o.b.r.a586]

Sarcófago I.N.R.I 1987

[@finismalorum9746]

@@c.o.b.r.a586 This is more intense than Sarcafago.

[@ARG0T]

Sarcofago's INRI and this demo are far better than Reign in Blood

[@elpeluca7780]

@@ARG0T wym better? Since when is music a competition? Plus, better according to who? To what criteria?

[@ARG0T]

@@elpeluca7780 According to me, sorry. The two aforementioned albums are heavier and more extreme than Reign in Blood, that's just fact. Music isn't a competition, but I can prefer better music over worse music

[@x5079x]

Morbid Angel is one of those bands I literally feared back in those days. I was brought up in christian church so seeing and hearing this for the first time, it scared the shit out of me but I wanted more.

[@asplitpsyche]

Same here man. Morbid Angel and early Deicide seemed like the most blasphemous bands possible.

[@georgevictoratos3155]

Saint Andrew was crucified in an X cross and celebrates that very day 30 of November, date of release of that ep as well. Do not know if Trey's hellenic roots made him acknowledge this event.

[@erikjohnson395]

For a demo this sounds fucking amazing

[@xisotopex]

ha ha I remember feeling like that when I bought the Bathory album

[@dominicross96]

I never understood how music could scare a person.

[@Toxodeth1984]

The Best! I got this from Trey by mail by early 1988!

[@vergon6662]

EVER!!!

[@Pilgrimatthegreyofdawn]

MYSTERIES ABOUT LIFE AND DEATH is the best hail Toxodeth

[@vergon6662]

TOXODEATH - l'm from Splatterreeah - Morbid Angel are GODZ

[@Yusuf-yx7hg]

Morbid Angel (USA) 1987 Lineup: Trey Azagthoth (Lead Guitar) Richard Brunelle (Lead Guitar) (R.I.P 2019) David "Evil D" Vincent (Bass, Vocals) Wayne Hartsell (Drums) Tracklist (In Demo Tape): Side 1 1. Thy Kingdom Come (00:00) 2. Abominations (03:49) 3. Blasphemy of the Holy Ghost (08:10) Side 2 (Next) 1. Unholy Blasphemies 2. Chapel Of Ghouls 3. Evil Spells

[@cthulhusshinebox4977]

This is one of the reasons “I only like their demo’s” guy vortexed into creation. 🤘🤘

[@dr.juerdotitsgo5119]

This is especially valid with Morbid Angel, since all their classic "official" albums sound like shit, except Entangled in Chaos.

[@frkartt]

​@@dr.juerdotitsgo5119altar of madness sounds like shit???????????

[@dr.juerdotitsgo5119]

@@frkartt Point taken. Guess I was so focused on B, C, and especially D's garbage sound, that I forgot about A.

[@br00tality]

@@frkartt it's severely overrated

[@warshipsatin8764]

exhorder slaughter in the vatican

[@shadu-nar-mattaru794]

I first heard this (with the intro) on Satan's Revenge II Compilation in 1988 on New Renaissance Records and it blew me away!!! I was a Morbid Angel fan just before 'Altars Of Madness' came out. I played the hell out of 'Thy Kingdom Come' - it was one of my favorite songs! Hail Morbid Angel! Hails from Canada!

[@shadu-nar-mattaru794]

Sorry, I just found out that there is no Intro to this great song, I have been mistaken all these years!!! The so-called Intro is actually the Outro from Severe Warning on the Satan's Revenge II Compilation LP! So 'Thy Kingdom Come' actually has no 'Intro' ... sorry about the misleading information everybody - Hails from Canada again!

[@elpeluca7780]

@@shadu-nar-mattaru794 hilarious

[@shadu-nar-mattaru794]

@@elpeluca7780 It was not hilarious in 1988 when in the old tape-trading days of the Underground... those days are not like now where everything is perfect and computerized.

[@elpeluca7780]

@@shadu-nar-mattaru794 I wasn't criticising, I found it hilarious in an endearing way actually

[@pipoalegro]

It's strange but as time passes, Morbid Angel keeps getting better and better. I'm talking about the old stuff naturally. I saw them years ago, damn, still is the most evil thing I have ever seen in my whole corrupted life.

[@hellwitch6663]

Wow! You don't mention Wayne Hartsell on drums? Judging by this recording, he's pretty fucking good!

[@ricardopereira2746]

This guy caused me so much frustration back in the day. I got hooked on MA around '93 when Covenant came out. I had this recording in a tape, so no line up into, studio, etc etc. No internet too. I've always knew deep down inside that it wasn't Browning on drums but couldn't confirm it. Until I saw them live for the first time (1998 FFTTF tour). Got to talk a bit with "Commando" and only then I got my answer. My favourite recording from them, although I worship all the good stuff.

[@troytromwell]

@@ricardopereira2746 Good to know this stuff. I saw them on that tour as well. my first and only time. It was amazing.

[@ricardopereira2746]

@@troytromwell I got to see them a couple of times after Vincent came back, but my first time was that tour with Vader. This gig actually: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l56Xk4xreMSbiNU

[@erikakabloodybrains83_8]

Oh wow Pete wasn't on this album?

[@saraivatoledo1842]

Deixa -me adivinhar ...Paradise Garage ? Isso foi simplesmente o concerto de Death Metal ( e até no geral ) onde estive que mais me impressionou. Morbid Angel nesse tempo era algo que nunca mais ninguém vê/ouve . "Mágico " é a palavra mais correcta ,ou pelo menos para descrever aquilo que nem sequer compreendes @@ricardopereira2746

[@plciferpffer3048]

This was my first encounter with MA back late 80s I was blown away then. Haven't heard this in ages now. I must say, it still sounds awesome. Thanx for the upload.

[@msw0322]

You're one of the few who got to hear this before Altars of Madness, that's pretty awesome! My first encounter was in 1993 when Covenant was released. I saw their video for "God of Emptiness" on Headbanger's Ball and it was pretty terrifying for its time. Lol

[@eon14873]

I heard this before altars too and I couldn't wait to go into the record store in Liverpool to pick it up then read the lyric sheet on the bus on the way home. Of course I was blown away and still listen to it in 2020

[@plciferpffer3048]

@@msw0322 Yeah, i was lucky to have contacts in the tape-trading community back then. It was the ancient internet.

[@iwantoutnow]

BEST GUITAR SOLOS EVER, EVEN HENDRIX WOULD AGREE WITH ME

[@janparadowski4894]

Trey loves Jimi, no surprise you came up with this comparison

[@650AFTERHOURSOC]

You can lie if you want but I doubt you even have this demo... Yes I have the picture disc

[@aeoeaeoe]

holy shit i used to have this on tape

[@vergon6662]

aeoeaeoe l still have it

[@650AFTERHOURSOC]

Well what happened to it I lost my whole collection from getting locked up I'm slowly getting it back. The thing that pisses me off the most is I'm not getting the original copies a lot of them pretty much all of them are reissues

[@iliasvayenas6243]

The drum sound is awesome!

[@CarlosEduardo-we7gb]

Descanse em paz Richard Brunelle.

[@lodke1697]

If they had released this as an ep back in the mid to late 80s,this might've been considered the first true death metal record

[@Malegys]

They did. They recorded "Abominations " album in 1986, but remained unreleased until 1991. Also 2 tracks from this demo appeared as a 7" single in 1988 on Splattermaniac records/Off The Disc records out of Switzerland. By the way, the first Death Metal record was released in 1985 by Possessed called "Seven Churches".

[@Malegys]

@Azhag Dark You weren't there,mate.

[@Dischordalchorous]

Idk death had some demos 85 ish

[@fierceforest5779]

​@@DischordalchorousMulitaton ещё раньше, 84 вроде

[@beaverbill5578]

By far the best work that they ever produced, beautiful upload. Vincent’s vocals are unmatched, even by him from this point on afterwards

[@jaimerojascofre3177]

la creme de la creme...

[@CallingTheFall20xx]

Nice to hear this song old and raw again

[@chickenblaster]

Wish they would release this on cd!

[@perlarsson7237]

Greatest Death Metal band ever!!!

[@322killuminati]

"Morbid Angel's third demo, self-released in 1987 when the group was just beginning to make an impact on the death metal scene of the early 1990s."

[@F3rn4nd0S1lv4]

Bending time and space in the living continuum or stuff like that

[@vergon6662]

Zero The Hero THANKS there, Copernicus....

[@chriswiser9976]

Got mine from Wayne back in the day when Morbid was based in North Carolina,still my favorite MA recording before the endless blast beats

[@plciferpffer3048]

Remember I had this on copy cassette back in the days. It was one of the best demos out there at the time. Absolute classic.

[@robertomedina4655]

Love the vocals on Abominations. Favorite demo from Morbid. Quite brutal!

[@necromaniack7089]

"Unholy Blasphemies": paz en la tumba de Richard Brunelle, el virtuoso guitarrista cofundador de Morbid Angel.

[@CapitaineHarlock]

thanx for the upload!

[@fleshgodapoc9568]

so heavy for the 80s

[@Nothing-bl7bj]

Ever heard of a little band called Amon...

[@JackEksteen]

@@Nothing-bl7bj but isnt it later?

[@erikjohnson395]

@ nothing You ever heard of a little Band called possessed ?

[@DZGuymed]

Very heavy for the 80s. Carcass was the only other band to push it this far.

[@Mitchery]

@@DZGuymed Napalm Death, Bolt Thrower and Terrorizer as well.

[@benjaminbelzile8093]

Some of their best material ever were demos. Same goes for Vader in my opinion. Some killer first par death metal

[@matthewwalz2624]

And to think they later went on to write killa cop

[@carlossimonguerranavia3527]

Amazing work

[@thetrooper009]

Wow. Sounds just like Altars of Madness, but more raw!

[@hugopires7844]

Wayne Hartsell on the drums.

[@vergon6662]

Hugo Pires Wayne's FUCKING BRUTAL

[@hugopires7844]

Only see him featured on this demo ... Do you know any other bands he played?

[@haydendraycott7897]

No apparently after he left he didn't play in any other bands which is a damn shame. Any band would've been lucky to have him. Incredibly lucky. Too bad that as talented as he was he pretty much got overlooked in music history.

[@markonomicon3171]

He was in other bands. Don't remember the names, but I think he was MA's best drummer. Pete was faster and more technical, but I think Wayne's style and take on Mike's parts fit the band the best.

[@chickenbeek]

@@markonomicon3171 yeah this is fucking crushing

[@lawrencekniser8555]

Very aggressive!what I love about Vincent's voice is he sounds brutal still,and his words are enunciated very well.

[@truejohnsolo]

I will die on the hill that Morbid Angel's demos are superior to all of their other releases. And I mean, their early full lengths are still fantastic. But this shit is on a different level right here. Some of the best death metal EVER, no doubt about that.

[@gregduke4994]

I've this 45 for a very long time. Love it! IMO Morbid Angel at their best!

[@vergon6662]

Greg Duke l have the SAME ONE

[@toftrstn3443]

j'ai découvert MA avec cette démo! Evil! Excellent pour toujours!

[@PeNcilPincHer]

Thanks for sharing!

[@chickenblaster]

love it!

[@mehtaabsandhu6969]

Savage death metal. The Brutality of the sound is overwhelming.

[@adamabramowitz9]

I'm too old. When I was a kid, Black Sabbath's Heaven and Hell and Mob Rules were new.

[@leweythemetalloonatic666]

Fucking definitely on the best most Brutal demos ever

[@TheAmilcar111]

Simply great !!!!

[@carlossimonguerranavia3527]

awesome

[@jamie.777]

One of the greatest a death metal recordings in history

[@Onoma314]

Instant classic

[@tomdetemmerman431]

There best...

[@kaziklubey9000]

Yes, with a product like this, the covenant is not away !!!

[@sje777]

one of the greatest. thanks jay and jason in houston 80s

[@reignofterrorzion3211]

great demo!

[@wakkthuu2065]

Sick Demo!

[@frankwells7520]

This demo had a great impact on the underground and was a great appetizer for MA incredible official debut. I think the title track of this demo appears on the compilation "Satans revenge II" by New Renaissance records

[@sup4nuk3lt]

Some great old school stuff.

[@yolo-se1hl]

Exelente demo original satanico brutal .y los silencios ,cambios de ritmo y cortes estan bien pensados .grande MORBID ANGEL RULES!!!!!!!!!

[@AdamVV-mv4co]

Classic demo, masterpiece

[@SpiritusMundi4EVER]

In many ways, this was the hardcore punk of underground metal in the late 80s. So street, so beastial, so purely evil. LOVE IT!!! \m/

[@bringyourownsnake980]

I bought my cassette at Eastland Mall in Charlotte the week it came out. Such great memories.

[@DarkHeartedMusician]

SCREAMIN' GUITARS. ;D Just heard this for the first time a few weeks ago. ABSOLUTELY DEVASTATING!

[@elpastyguerohfa6998]

Epic classic

[@iwantoutnow]

My fave MA piece !

[@beatrice_00696]

masterpiece

[@Marzenl_]

Raw as hell

[@iwantoutnow]

FROM THE VERY DEPTH OF HELL METAL STORE !

[@mehtaabsandhu6969]

Gods of death metal

[@undergroundchurchyves201]

innovateur pour cette époque.

[@Gumbo72203]

This guy knows whats up. Formulas on a headful = bliss.

[@ilupir77]

Me like. Being a fan of scandinavian black metal, this is just perfect, for this moment at least.

[@heiswatching]

I'm monke

[@erikjohnson395]

I thought black metal fans hated morbid angel surprise surprise

[@eon14873]

That's absolute bollocks. They've always been very influential to black metal and mostly respected

[@nocturnaldivision]

@@erikjohnson395 I've never met a black metal fan that hated Morbid Angel.

[@Mitchery]

@@heiswatching Does it look like anybody gives a fvck?

[@ivanbenavidesrojas8815]

first time y can find it from many years im exited . stgo

[@vergon6662]

“THE” BEST death metal demo EVER recorded..

[@099_fahrezirafid8]

Death - Mutilation Dismember - Reborn In Blasphemy

[@vergon6662]

@@099_fahrezirafid8 NOT Thy Kingdom Come, Autopsy 88, Nihilsit Only Shreds Remain?

[@099_fahrezirafid8]

@@vergon6662 Autopsy 88 the best version of Critical Madness

[@minuspallid]

Necrovore.

[@vergon6662]

Divus di Mortuus

[@adonisparadise]

You can hear the Belinda Carlisle influence.

[@SelfishFew]

No way man, this is totally like Morrisey at his best

[@belleagle89]

Lil bit, a lil bit

[@konapaddler2403]

"...Ooh, Hades is a place on earth...."

[@gloriousking777]

Love Belinda! In fact, she was in a punk band at first Bro'.Just sayin'.

[@Finalfukker]

Rob and Pap smear from nirvana was in the same punk band

[@mitsosgeo845]

Gold.

[@robertg305]

Legendary

[@650AFTERHOURSOC]

I got a nice picture disc of this

[@erikakabloodybrains83_8]

Id love to have this on vinyl signed by Trey Azagthoth and David Vincent and Pete and the whole band id die if I owned that id never open it and id keep it forever.

[@650AFTERHOURSOC]

Pete was an on this...

[@deadfishy666]

Browning left in 1986. It`s not Pete either. Actually it was Wayne Hartsell.

[@Mitchery]

@Azhag Dark after that he formed Nocturnus.

[@MiguelCruz-uv3ui]

Although pete Sandoval is a personal friend of mine since' unknown death' days before terrorizer I respect his abilities, my opinion is that death metal shouldn't have blast beats at all, either way pete revaluationized it when morbid angel tried it out on morbid fits great!, but when I got a copy of this demo Wayne hartsell was the shit +it is one of my favorites demos in death metal, Skank beat at its best ( thats what it was called back in the day)😈

[@gouortenklif6861]

The blast beat thing is interesting because I can't think of a lot of death metal without them. How did you come to hold that opinion? One thing I personally dislike is the machine gun double bass that was overused, particularly in and after the 90's.

[@MiguelCruz-uv3ui]

Gouortenklif. Ok if I am going to talk about Pete Sandoval I'll give you extras, having been amongs them back in DAM memory lane in circa 85,unkown death was Jessy's pintado R.I.P first metal band pure slow heavy death Metal i was there at the Right time right place .perfect decade for Metal genres was never important or even though about to us there WAS no such thing , I was in L. A's DARKNESS death metal but that's another story, I do remember Jessy explaining to me that a anonymous st kid like 10yr old was telling him that he knew about his neighbor drummer was to present him self so this kid brought him Over short guy with a short curly hair lol! fuck we are talking major stuff here . ENTER pete Sandoval with 5 piece tama grey drum set fit for a miggit to play on IT was hilarious but not hilarious when He took the throne sat down played and played dynamics unheard of all witnessed something bizzar with ONE pedal I don't remember his replacement drummers name cuz after that he was never to be seen again, at that time unknown death did do gig's with us and others bands same token Terrorizer was to surface with better riffs different beat Grind core, pete Revaluationized it with morbid angel respectfuly and honestly I don't think grindbeats should be the norm of the death metal canon it was doing great with out it ,this time it did work perfect with terrorizer who were heavily Influenced by napalm death, repulsion, master, Death,m angel, carcass Jessy was all ready buddy's with Chuck and tray cuz of the underground tape trading communication,david Vincent came down to LA for the downfall classic recording morbid A asked if pete was to play with them with the promise of a flight ticket, new drum Set, tours and the new family member, Jessy incoraged him to do the right thing an established band of the ancient one's, Jessy was thinking about the same line but with napalm death, he could of done more early stuff but had visa problems in the east coast again that's another story came back to Cali for proper entrance visas other band S were to follow that formula roult like bands nausea and majesty ,double bass pedals does work but not all the time straight threw a track pete knew as I remember use it on only on one bass drum, morbid angel wanted it to be like that with double bass drums.Pete was born for this original style of drumming Effortlessly . LA and Florida scene must of of inpatiently waiting for the final results I've heard of the alters of madness reh demo 's and I was in awe with it for when that record came out it was played over and over again by many bands including me trying to figure it out on any genre now of such importance????so what!?! it is what it is!like some drummers 'have it' many DONT!!pete was never a hothead he is a down to earth brutaly honest man there for all theses 1,2,3 who came first B.S dosent matter to some of us that WERE there all that double bass now is like I gotta be and do more than the last guy it's a macho silly thing selfish amateur way of thinking and again for me it takes away good ideas goning the wrong direction not consentratin on putting out GOOD death metal records thats why now it does not have that individual thought patterns Chuck WAS right on it And never used it for DEATH you gotta respect that for if it was not true Death would of never been mention on anybodys list. The Facts are in.this is the first and only time I spoke about it to all who may want to know about el commando???more like Pete the unknown soilder key ruler of it all. YOU CALLED HE CAME!! The rest is metal history of the old school. There if you want to know more ask me you found the needle in the hay stack. 😈💀👹

[@gouortenklif6861]

Thanks for taking the time to write this. Very interesting, although it was a bit of a tough read. haha I have heard about Pete having a very short time to learn how to play double bass drums and it's impressive that he pulled it off as well as he did. I hadn't heard of Darkness before and I can't seem to find any of your material online but I will definitely keep looking. Since you've been there from the beginning, I want to ask you about genre distinctions. I noticed the words "death metal" were part of your band logo. Death, grind and even black metal. Were you using these terms back then or did you have a single term for any extreme band at the time? And were you into traditional styles of metal too or was there a bit of a cultural divide between traditional and extreme?

[@MiguelCruz-uv3ui]

Gouortenklif. OK, dam good question the term' brutal' that word alone was taken much more seriously back then like if you speak to a fellow METALHEAD even That term wasent used it was rarely said , A THRASHER was normal term to identify a METALHEAD it was like yeah one of us Meaning to skip over I guess genres?? Bands That were shaping it were doing it unconsciously by the day, rocker was a stoner stuff like that you know, it also was competitive LA underground VS Floridas underground. VS new York underground all around. In the sixties it was more of who was higher in the charts bizzness but that done with. Chicago another major cities had few band the ones I like were master 84 metal of znowhite with one of the first and few female singer Nicol Lee, basically death metal, thrash, punk , hardcore, crossover even straight edge, black metal, were the simple terms that I remember being used. the tide was turning enter:GRIND that term was new introduced by well you know who by now, going back for me merciful fate was not brutal enough for DARKNESS I see them like in the vein of shock metal I guess didn't care for that mix of technical metal weird 😵shit now its like Marilyn Manson dead shit was laughable for us I couldn't understand why Florida bands looked at merciful fate highly we were more into hunting down south Americans brutality pentagram Chile, volcano Chile sepultura ,slaughter lord Australia I really like was the new death metal From Brazil bands new Yorker's were trash limited it seemed to be ruled by it all the way around in those upper states back home I can give you the underground list for LA but that's not inquestion,there is a movie called los punks today punk scene well almost in the start of it some of the 80s true underground is rarely spoken of but then again thats a punk documentary well the first 15 or 20min into it their is a part were flyers were layed out one of the those flyers has the all nations center hall show we opened up for fcdn tormentor highland park necrophagia ELA,bloodcum from Huntington park Tom Arraya brothers band John arrays, Tom was there with a camera scouting out drummers lambardos 1st exit rumor was eyeing our drummer Johnny Silva, recipients of death from montabello, our logo was plain letters before I added the demons around it. Similar to death first logo possessed logo morbid angel logo I Beeft it up for the new logo I'll be cutting everything but the drums,drummer of demolition San Fernando valley DENNIS is willing to help this project We do have live and the recording will be out next coming year.

[@MiguelCruz-uv3ui]

I had to take a few breaks for this OK pete was the best as far as dynamics and experience was what expected of him for the morbid ones new album alters Doubl bass drums I believe in pro minded he knew ther material it was a matter of can he pull it off I did get to see him play a regular drum set he was playing the cuts of alters trial and error that set belonged to Emilio marquiez :nocturnal fear, brainstorm,brujeria,assessino now in possessed. I remember pete came to visit the LA scene one of the first times was surprisingly more leatherd out death metal lookwith upside down crosses Pentagram necklesses and demon tattoos was respected we all hanged out getting drunk n shit, the word blast never was thout out yet.grind was the new word definition.skank was the word WE used ala Dave lambardo beat his slayer intros dynamics was what many bands used underground leaders of LA all proud coming from us. Extreme that word belonged to believe it or not was to the glam fags, for it sounded like I want attention stupid bands like wasp, merciful fate,slayer from Texas,ICON,motley crue impaler,stryper,gimmicks bands tooooo much gravy not enough meat wimp shit, till extreme Resurrected again but by that time their was an ocean of bands started to say that word It got dangerously seriously our of hand when mayham went mad but they proved it in Viking country yeah extreme is the one genre used today .nd more here to clear the table and set the record straight. Good questions.

[@TheTransylvanian]

The demos are so much better than most of their full length albums

[@gonzalogordillocoronado2775]

Que gran ep de nivel el destructivo Morbib angel

[@geraldbillak3228]

brutal death metal

[@viniciusoliveira2233]

????

[@rathernot3839]

Nope

[@kalmantzvi1]

classic!!

[@rakka-4]

oye no sabia de la existencia de esto😭 oyéndolo.. esta de ahuevo lml

[@tonygreenmike]

This is insane !!! \m/ \m/

[@andrewgabriel4408]

best death metal demo ever

[@vergon6662]

BEST DEMO EVER

[@SchnellVITALVINYLVLOG]

Unreal

[@AsphyxGr]

Kickass ...

[@Metal1998]

Its sounds so dark and sinister.. i love it! cheers!

[@mr.dodstink5820]

Fuckin' Morbid Angel..Impure Morbid Angel..Enjoy it true deathmetal hordes.

[@christophermccurdy6040]

Yu fyckn shyt hed!

[@stoopidhaters]

Nathan The Initiation Hahahah, Deathcrush does have grindcore influences though.

[@aswesee]

Holy shit I love the amount of groove there is on this. That being said nothing beats sandoval's drumming. Vincents vocals are also exponentially better than the LP version.

[@putrescentvermin]

That would be Wayne Hartsell that was on drums.

[@coldacre]

@atropusarbaalish4214 you don’t really get what “that being said” means hey

[@lynchie137]

Death Fucking Metal!!!!!!!

[@JamesPWhite-pl8ng]

this shit is more brutal than anything that has come out in don't know how long.

[@NINJATRONdnb]

fucking badass !! i remember when this came out.

[@denilsonleite6755]

Esse é foda pra Caralho 🤘🤘🤘 da pra ver de onde sepultura pegou uma bagagem sonora nos primeiros álbuns

[@metalaxewelder]

love the solos specifically 2:22-2:27.so spooky sounding so destructive total collapse!

[@user-by9xt8bq6t]

you, are, true

[@Dischordalchorous]

Yog Sothoth worship has its advantages

[@geraldbillak8537]

Brutal

[@hekaltmar]

awesome... lml

[@felixsale1677]

This is fucking death metal at its finest! Been tracking down an analog copy of this demo

[@romangardlik7303]

I'm a death metal guy, but I never really liked Morbid Angel. I have no idea why. But this demo makes me wanna love them.

[@ancestrosdelsol9494]

The best death metal band in my opinion.

[@NINJATRONdnb]

good classic