Spectrum of Death
Spectrum of Death
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Format: Vinyl / 12" Album Coloured Vinyl
Our Take
Our Take
Ah, where to start with Morbid Saint's "Spectrum of Death" on splatter vinyl? This album is an absolute rollercoaster of thrash metal mayhem that will have you headbanging from start to finish (well, until you inevitably throw your neck out and have to go to the chiropractor).
From the moment the needle hits the grooves, you're hit with a wall of blistering riffs, thunderous drums, and guttural vocals that will make you question whether you accidentally stumbled into a dark, dingy basement where a cult of metalheads are performing a sacrificial ritual (spoiler alert: you didn't, it's just Morbid Saint).
Each track on this album is like a shot of adrenaline straight to the heart, with enough energy to power a small town for a week. Standout tracks like "Crying for Death" and "Beyond the Gates of Hell" will have you feeling like you've been transported back to the heyday of thrash metal, when leather jackets, spiked bracelets, and questionable haircuts were the norm.
Overall, "Spectrum of Death" is a must-have for any true metalhead looking to inject some serious brutality into their vinyl collection. Just make sure you stretch before listening, because this album is guaranteed to leave you with a sore neck and a newfound appreciation for the art of headbanging.
Track Listing
Track Listing
1. Lock Up Your Children
2. Burned at the Stake
3. Assassin
4. Damien
5. Crying for Death
6. Spectrum of Death
7. Scars
8. Beyond the Gates of Hell
Delivery & Returns
Delivery & Returns
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About the artist
Morbid Saint
In the golden age of thrash metal, Morbid Saint emerged from the shadows of Sheboygan, Wisconsin with a sound that was as ferocious as it was technically impressive. Formed in 1984, this five-piece outfit quickly rose to prominence in the underground scene with their blistering riffs, breakneck speed, and guttural vocals that could peel paint off the walls. Fronted by the enigmatic and unpredictable Pat Lind, Morbid Saint became known for their intense live performances, where mosh pits erupted like volcanoes and speaker cabinets shook with fury. Their debut album, "Spectrum of Death," released in 1988, is considered a cult classic in the realm of thrash metal, showcasing the band's raw talent and relentless energy. Despite their short-lived career, Morbid Saint left an indelible mark on the metal landscape, influencing countless bands with their uncompromising approach to music. Tracks like "Crying for Death" and "Assassin" still resonate with fans today, reminding us of the band's sheer power and aggression. While Morbid Saint may not have achieved mainstream success, their impact on the thrash metal genre cannot be overstated. With their chaotic energy and uncompromising attitude, they continue to inspire a new generation of metalheads to pick up their instruments and make some noise. Raise your horns to Morbid Saint, the unsung heroes of thrash metal.
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