Horror Pain Gore Death Productions set to release DEATH METAL POWER FROM BEYOND compilation
Horror Pain Gore Death Productions are set to release the epic new compilation Death Metal Power From Beyond. This release features 16 premier underground cryptic hordes including Undergang, Coffins, Anatomia, Mortuary, Ribspreader and more. Death Metal Power From Beyond is up now for pre-order and will be released September 24th on CD and Digital formats, along with merchandise and bundles.
Horror Pain Gore Death Productions and MCDT Company are proud to present the all star compilation Death Metal Power From Beyond! In line with classic compilations such as Death... Is Just The Beginning, Grindcrusher and Metal Massacre, Death Metal Power From Beyond is the ultimate collection showcasing 16 premier underground cryptic hordes hailing from around the globe. Prepare for an all out assault of Death Metal destruction, featuring new and exclusive tracks from:
Putrisect (US)
Anatomia (Japan)
Cemeterian (US)
Nominon (Sweden)
Infamous Glory (Brazil)
Leprophiliac (Spain)
Reckless Manslaughter (Germany)
Ruin (US)
Undergang (Denmark)
Coffins (Japan)
Inisans (Sweden)
Mortuary (Mexico)
Cadaveric Incubator (Finland)
Ribspreader (Sweden)
Sacrifixion (Germany)
Seraphic Disgust (US)
67 plus minutes of true Death Metal Power... From Beyond! This compilation is dedicated to the memory of Ryan Tyler Reidy (bassist of Seraphic Disgust) who died during the production stage of this release, RIP
Tracklist:
PUTRISECT - Descent Of Abomination
ANATOMIA - Abysm
CEMETERIAN - Eroded Altar Of Mortality
NOMINON - Wrath Of Shiva
INFAMOUS GLORY - The Funeral Horde
LEPROPHILIAC - Platonic Disease (Obituary cover)
RECKLESS MANSLAUGHTER - Tales Of Cremation
RUIN - Catatonic Vomit
UNDERGANG - Dødskunst
COFFINS - Carnal Leftovers (Nihilist cover)
INISANS - Satan's Supremacy
MORTUARY - Holy War
CADAVERIC INCUBATOR - Torso
RIBSPREADER - The Bone Church
SACRIFIXION - Genocide Scythe
SERAPHIC DISGUST - Dreams Of Sulfur
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