CARCASS Heartwork- Black Vinyl LP SEALED (Exhumed Morbid Angel Deicide Entombed)
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CARCASS 'Heartwork' Black Vinyl LP
Full Dynamic Range FDR Remastered edition.
New, Sealed. FREE SHIPPING with USPS Media Mail.
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Track listing:
1. Buried Dreams
2. Carnal Forge
3.No Love Lost
4.Heartwork
5.Embodiment
6.This Mortal Coil
7.Arbeit macht Fleisch
8.Blind Bleeding the Blind
9.Doctrinal Expletives
10.Death Certificate
Total running time: 41:55
*Front album sculpture "Life Support" copyright H.R. Giger 1993, used by kind permission.
*Video clips were made for "Heartwork" and "No Love Lost".
Review excerpts:
*"Without a doubt, Carcass has influenced and been responsible for much of the melodic death metal scene. With killer riffage, the inspired vocals and lyrics of murder and gore, as well as melody balanced with brutality, there is no way one can deny the influence this band had on the ones that would follow. While they started out as grindcore pioneers along with Napalm Death, the band transmogrified their sound over their existence until they hit upon something that would become the basis for the melodic death metal that would follow".
*"Heartwork, the fourth album by LiverpoolsCarcass, was an anomaly in 1993 for several reasons. Sure, the signs existed on 1991sNecroticism Descanting the Insalubriousthat the Brits1were growing more proficient at their instruments, and were slowly leaving their goregrind roots behind them. But while Necroticism kept one foot in their murky, surgically grotesque past,Heartwork, inspired by the get to the fucking point approach adopted by Metallica and Pantera, saw Carcass eschewing gory lyrics and guitarist Bill Steers growls entirely, trimming the fat considerably, and saw them streamline their attack with incredible lead guitar work, hooks galore, and a simplified verse/chorus/verse approach, angering their diehard fanbase. It didnt help that shortly after release, the band sawHeartworkget re-released through Columbia Records via the labels partnership with Earache Records, further driving home the screams of sell-outs shortly after release.But despite the nay-sayers plugging their ears and turning up their noses at their goregrind heroes for selling out,Carcasswould have the last laugh, asHeartworkwould go down as the bands biggest triumph, and one that would inspire legions of death metal bands for decades to come".
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