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Asphyx - Last One On Earth



8.4 | 218 votes |
Release date: October 1992
Style: Death metal

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01. M.S. Bismarck
02. The Krusher
03. Serenade In Lead
04. Last One On Earth
05. The Incarnation Of Lust
06. Streams Of Ancient Wisdom
07. Food For The Ignorant
08. Asphyx (Forgotten War)

2006 Century Media Records Limited black disc collector's re-issue bonus tracks:
[Crush The Cenotaph EP]
09. Crush The Cenotaph
10. Rite Of Shades
11. The Krusher
12. Evocation [live]
13. Wasteland Of Terror [live]
[Asphyx '91 promo]
14. The Sickening Dwell [demo]
15. Conjuration Of Choronzon [(Evocation) demo version]
16. Diabolical Existence [demo]

Additional info
Recorded and mixed at Harrow Studios, Holland 1992 - all bass parts played by Ron Van Pol.
Martin Van Drunen recorded the vocals alone in the studio without realizing he was already booted from the band. The vocals were intended to be recorded by Ron Van Pol. However the other members of Asphyx thought the vocal track was fine with Martin singing so it was kept (the lyrics to be sung by Van Pol were yet to be written so Van Drunen's lyrics were kept as well).

Guest review by
Nosurper
Rating:
8.7
Last One on Earth is a "krushing" release, simply put. That meaty Asphyx logo on the cover should be developed into one single iron brand; to be rightfully stamped onto the center of each and every death-doom metal release's jewel case (preferably stamped on by the pupil-less "last one on earth" himself). It would be an appropriate way to remind listeners of the origin of the definitive death-doom metal tone.

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published 17.03.2012 | Comments (3)

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16.08.2012 - 23:06
Rating: 7
Oaken
Hipster
At first I thought this was awesome, but now... it's a good album but its greatness wears off quickly...
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In that case, man is only air as well.
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04.01.2013 - 23:08
Illog1cal
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Crushing riffs, awesome vocals as always from Drunen.
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17.11.2013 - 01:52
TrollandDie
Last One On Earth...Dear fucking lord, that main riff is heavy is enough to rip apart spacetime.
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Hello, my name is Mr......Snrub and I think it would be a capital idea to invest the money back in the nuclear plant.
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20.12.2017 - 21:55
VIG
Account deleted
The only thing that really bothers me here is the production, I think it needs a little more polishing, anyone agree?
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20.12.2017 - 23:50
Rating: 7
X-Ray Rod
Skandino
Staff
Nah, I think the sound of this one is fucking savage as it is. Check out The Rack, now THAT's raw. The debut should have been a bit more polished like this one. Both are great albums though.
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Written by BloodTears on 19.08.2011 at 18:29
Like you could kiss my ass

Written by Milena on 20.06.2012 at 10:49
Rod, let me love you.

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14.01.2018 - 06:09
Maco
Pvt Funderground
Written by [user id=159927] on 21.12.2017 at 00:01

Written by X-Ray Rod on 20.12.2017 at 23:50
Nah, I think the sound of this one is fucking savage as it is. Check out The Rack, now THAT's raw. The debut should have been a bit more polished like this one. Both are great albums though.

I actually like the production in the debut. This one is good too, I just think it could have been even better production-wise.

Remastered sounds better.
DM Classic
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Crackhead Megadeth reigns supreme.
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31.10.2021 - 19:56
Rating: 8
F3ynman
Nocturnal Bro
Contributor
Very powerful death metal! The apocalyptic lyrics on the title track are amazing and the low-tone heavy riffs create a great atmosphere throughout the album!
I first wasn't sure if I'd like the vocals, but they've grown on me. In fact, they sound a lot like Chuck Schuldiner's vocals on Scream Bloody Gore with this sickened quality rather than the typical monotonous deep voice of other OSDM.
My favorite tracks are Last One on Earth, Asphyx (Forgotten War), and M.S. Bismarck
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21.05.2022 - 15:23
Rating: 9
Metal Rasputin
A definite death metal classic. After already great debut the band took a massive leap forward with this one. Everything's even better here, beginning from the songwriting, heavy as balls guitar tone and the overall production quality. This is such a great fun to listen to anytime and anywhere.
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You've got a lot of guts. Let's see what they look like!
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