I've long been a picky listener of Deicide , appreciating the 'shock value' and importance they've brought to the death me...

As readily accessible as this record is (for the death metal genre, at any rate), it was not one that I initially found a lot of value in....

Deicide 's Till Death Do Us Part may just be the band's most divisive album, for it travels in two directions at once. The first, t...

It wouldn't take much observation to conclude that I am not among the biggest Deicide fans out there. I found their first three albums ...

Right from the opening credits, Deicide 's 7th album already seems like a jilted bore. Of course, I'm talking about the rather bland...

About 2003, Roadrunner Records got the bright idea to release a series of wholly irrelevant compilation albums dubbed the 'Roots of'...

The rational minded among us might suppose that, a single year after one of your flagship death metal acts released their most mediocre effo...

The first five or so minutes of Insinteratehymn promise a few husky thrashing maneuvers smothered in Glen Benton's percussive barking a...

By 1998, most of the major Florida death metal acts had released some sort of 'official product' in live recognition, beginning with...

I held out a lot of hope that Serpents of the Light would be the first Deicide album to truly knock me over, the first to reflect the band...

With a pair of well regarded albums behind them, a front man who basked in the controversy surrounding his shocking statements and persona, ...

Similar to how Earache had scooped up Morbid Angel 's earlier, unreleased demos through the Abominations of Desolation collection, so t...

It's always felt to me like Deicide and Legion were one single, longer album sliced down the middle and released as two disparate prod...

Deicide have long been the provocateurs of the death metal genre, riding and reaping the whirlwind of controversy that seems to cling to fr...

Regardless of their importance during death metal's formative years, or Glen Benton's memorable controversies, I have never found De...