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

but an inspired one at that and features a wailing guitar solo from Ken Shaw that simply slays

"It's progressive experimental music with pop sensibilities

God Hates Us All received positive reviews from critics and peaked at number 28 on the Billboard 200

The album art also explores a complicated relationship with technology: the statue comes from a series of digital replicas

Jim's writing is rooted in the approach of 'Insignificance' - frosted pop tarts that leave a darkly bitter aftertaste

at a charity gala given at Carnegie Hall for the benefit of the Integral Yoga Institute in 1971

songwriter and multi-instrumentalist living and working in London and has been contributing a vibrant

on debut album 'Slow Gum

Two days after his 100th birthday

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It’s also true that one of the more enjoyable aspects of the record is finding all the places where the band’s future is indeed foreshadowed

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