Cancer - Death Shall Rise
Updated: Oct 17
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Hung, Drawn and Quartered
Tasteless Incest
Burning Casket
Death Shall Rise
Back From The Dead
Gruesome Tasks
Corpse Fire
Internal Decay
Intro (Live at Wrexham 31/8/1990)
Body Count (Live at Wrexham 31/8/1990)
Into The Acid (Live at Wrexham 31/8/1990)
Sentenced (To The Gallows) (Live at Wrexham 31/8/1990)
Gruesome Tasks (Live at Wrexham 31/8/1990)
Imminent Catastrophe (Live at Wrexham 31/8/1990)
C.F.C. (Live at Wrexham 31/8/1990)
Witch Hunt (Live at Wrexham 31/8/1990)
Blood Bath (Live at Wrexham 31/8/1990)
Tasteless Incest (Live at Wrexham 31/8/1990)
"DELUXE EDITION OF CANCER'S LEGENDARY SECOND ALBUM 'DEATH SHALL RISE', MARKING 30 YEARS OF THE GENRE CLASSIC
UK death metal gods Cancer burst onto the UK extreme metal scene over three decades ago, & established a strong global following over the course of six studio albums, including a stint with major label EastWest under Warner Music. 2018's 'Shadow Gripped' album reunited the core band for the first time since 1995 for a new masterclass of twisted brutality.
Released back in 1991 at the height of the global death metal explosion, 'Death Shall Rise' is rightly regarded as one of the classic pillars of the genre. A clear evolution over debut 'To the Gory End', 'Death Shall Rise' contained a noticeable development in its composition & sound, whilst retaining the raw essence & attack of what made the debut itself such a ferocious classic.
Joining the core trio of John Walker on guitar/vocals, Ian Buchanan on bass and Carl Stokes on drums was none other than revered guitar virtuoso James Murphy (Death, Obituary, Disincarnate), with Deicide's Glen Benton also contributing a guest backing vocal. 'Death Shall Rise' was recorded at the legendary US studio, Morrisound (Sepultura, Morbid Angel, Deicide) with equally renowned and prolific producer Scott Burns at the helm.
This deluxe edition of 'Death Shall Rise' features a fresh audio master and contains a rare live recording from Wrexham UK, originally released unofficially in 1991"
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