Krabathor - Cool Mortification [Underrated Old School Death Metal]


Krabathor are from the Czech Republic, and this was their second full-length.

Released in 1993, on Monitor Records, it is a thrashy death metal gem.

Great songwriting, exceptional musicianship, decent production, and a tonne of atmosphere.

The bonus track (a remix) should have been left off, but there we have it.

Cool Mortification is a stone cold classic, essential listening.

You can do that listening below, and acquire a copy here.

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