Obituary – Slowly We Rot LP (blue/blood splatter) folk Spikes+ sounds great whether you’re

Spikes+ sounds great whether you’re revisiting old favorites or making new ones

Includes four-pagebooklet with rare and unpublished photos

The rags-to-riches chronicle of Penny Penny’s life would be remarkable if he had only released his smash debut Shaka Bundu and packed houses for a few years

he understood that music like this was only possible within an institutional framework to which he had no access

Obituary – Slowly We Rot LP (blue/blood splatter) folk Spikes+ sounds great whether you’reHaving delved deep into the Deicide catalog, we now turn our fiendish eyes to another hugely influential death metal band out of Tampa (must be something in the water)! We are of course talking about Obituary, who, like Deicide, includes a pair of brothers, drummer Don and vocalist in extremis John Tardy. 1989s Slowly We Rot is, simply put, probably the most savage debut record ever made; reactions at the time ranged from Ozzy Osbournes exclamation