DEATH ‎– Spiritual Healing Proto-punk and that’s partially what makes

and that’s partially what makes it great

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Originally released in 1983 on Dogma Records—a City Rockers sublabel for hardcore that also released the first GISM 12″ among other Japanese classics—the COMES are breathtakingly ferocious

"Joker in the Pack" sports a nifty fiddle fighting for aural space with Pete's sonic guitar attack

DEATH ‎– Spiritual Healing Proto-punk and that’s partially what makes" The opener 'Living Monstrosity' takes no prisoners as it slashes straight through the listener with a mighty and uncompromising drive. The subtlety comes later, starting at the solo section and after, as the Schuldiner machine delivers sophisticated retro death without sacrificing any of the heaviness. On the next track, "Evil Chuck" as he's affectionately called growls out a vicious "Altering the Future", and the riff that follows is simply