One of those early 90's albums that really pushed death further into the genius category. This band put so much brilliance into every song on this release, the structures are utterly unique, and they manage to shove a wad of crap into the faces of every critic who has ever said that death metal is more noise than music. The dual guitars are totally unconventional in their harmonizing, and the classical overtones make the songs sound eerie and fantastically brutal.

Found this band and this album via Scott Burns' work. Just now listening to the first track but I like what I hear. It's not anything totally mind blowing just yet, but obviously I'll check it out. There's something euphoric about early Death Metal, in any and every form.

I did not expect to find a creative genius album within death metal this far back in time that wasn't by the band Death, but here it is.

Sounds like a classic to me.