Four Underrated Old School Death Metal Releases


All from European bands that haven't been featured before; all released in 1992.

Impaler (UK) - Charnel Deity (Deaf/Grind Core):


Maceration (Denmark) ‎– A Serenade Of Agony (Progress Red):


Crusher (France) - Corporal Punishment (Noise/Semetery):


Blood (Germany) - Christbait (1MF Recordz):

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