I was a little surprised to see another Autopsy record so hot on the heels of its predecessor, but as a fan of Morbidity Triumphant , I had...

I've gotten a little slack from friends in the past for stating  Autopsy has never been one of absolute go-to acts in the death metal f...

Live in Chicago isn't Autopsy 's first rodeo with a live release, there were a couple put out through the underground imprint Necro...

Beyond the fact that the A utopsy vs. Bloodbath split automatically warrants attention for featuring a pair of the genre's hottest comm...

When the first tune on your new EP sounds like blistering, vintage Slayer with Chris Reifert vomiting all over it, and coincidentally sup...

It seems like the further we get into reformation Autopsy , the more the band's records are steadily regressing back to the first mate...

Whereas its predecessor, Macabre Eternal , was a comeback album wrought with a few new ideas and 'progression' for the Californian...

Having no love for Peaceville's worthless 2001 Autopsy compilation Torn from the Grave , it was only natural that I might approach All ...

The Tomb Within might not necessarily live up to the hype this elusive legend has garnered since its career void and the ensuing reunion an...

The inherent value of the Awakened by Gore collection will rest almost entirely on whether one has already acquired the 2000 comp Ridden Wi...

What potential use one gets out of Dead as Fuck will really depend on just how obsessed with California's cavern dwellers one truly is,...

It was difficult to deliberate as to whether Macabre Eternal is more of a relief or a disappointment, but I'm settling for a little of ...

Tyler Durden really had it right, didn't he? Selling the ass fat off rich old women back to them as soap? So too did the record industry...

There were a number of Autopsy compilations throughout their lengthy hiatus, from several imprints, but most of these are sadly the expecte...

One of the earlier recordings through Necroharmonic Productions, Autopsy 's Tortured Moans of Agony was a double 7" inch release t...

Well it IS shit, but it ain't so fun. Autopsy 's 4th album might be a meager half-truth in advertising, but it's not at all surp...

After the sloppy frolics of the Fiend for Blood EP, I worried that Autopsy 's devotion to increasing primacy might have surpassed their...

Much as the Retribution for the Dead EP served as a tonal bridge between Autopsy 's first pair of albums, Fiend for Blood offered anot...

Anthropological, metallurgical studies can often reveal interesting traits that slipped through my attention, and one of these is to observe...

Most will have likely experienced the Retribution for the Dead EP on one of several CD issues of the Autopsy debut Severed Survival , but ...