Cancer - To The Gory End (35th Anniversary Edition)UK death metal gods Cancer burst onto the UK extreme metal scene over three decades ago and amassed a strong global following over the course of six studio albums, including a stint with major label East West under Warner Music. To the Gory End was Cancer's debut and was released in 1990. Along with sophomore opus Death Shall Rise, it became a firm genre classic with its influential display of aural savagery containing fittingly shocking topics to

the album drew from an internationalist

Bejar had to burst through a series of intentional and unintentional barriers to write the songs

Sonora Studios in Los Angeles and Electric Lady in New York City

a brief burst of beatboxing and a mild disagreement over how many bars had been played

Steve Fortgang - Hey

Mojo and Q Magazine

The artist cites the individualism of Herman Hesse as a guiding force

Not all things languid and dreamlike from past records have been abandoned or forgotten

+2 x A4 double-sided art prints by Hannah Woollam*

the new material sees Pinkshinyultrablast go down a more electronic path while experimenting with new sounds and genres (including inspiration from Japanese pop such as Chiemi Manabe and Yellow Magic Orchestra)

deep tones of drone

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