Though the two are not quite the same, I'd liken Monstrosity 's 5th full-length Spiritual Apocalypse to Deicide 's surprising St...

It seems somewhat suspect that Monstrosity would release a live album so soon after their Enslaving the Masses compilation (2001). Was the...

Rise to Power is the fourth Monstrosity album overall, the second and last with Jason Avery filling the vocal position, and it's also ...

Though the band had only been three studio albums deep when it was released, and might have been better off waiting for more odds and ends t...

Having had the Corpse wagon arrive and wheel away George Fisher to ghastlier and richer pastures, Monstrosity were forced to put up or shut...

It's a shame that Millenium is such a godawful eyesore of a thing, because the level of acrobatic elegance on display here is enough to...

As much as I do enjoy their debut Imperial Doom , I've got to admit that Monstrosity were one of the first Florida death metal artists ...