Cryptopsy - None So Vile
| Release date: | 3 July 1996 |
| Style: | Death metal, Brutal death metal, Technical death metal |
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01. Crown Of Horns
02. Slit Your Guts
03. Graves Of The Fathers
04. Dead And Dripping
05. Benedictine Convulsions
06. Phobophile
07. Lichmistress
08. Orgiastic Disembowelment
Top 20 albums of 1996: 7
02. Slit Your Guts
03. Graves Of The Fathers
04. Dead And Dripping
05. Benedictine Convulsions
06. Phobophile
07. Lichmistress
08. Orgiastic Disembowelment
Top 20 albums of 1996: 7
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Lyrics Dan "Lord Worm" Greening - vocals
Jon Levasseur - guitars
Florent "Flo" Mounier - drums, backing vocals
Eric Langlois - bass
Additional info
Produced by Pierre Remillard and Cryptopsy.
Recorded at Studio Victor.
All songs © Socan 1995
Re-released on Displeased Records and Century Media. Some re-release versions feature gold colored font for the logo/title, rather than the original silver.
The album starts with a sample from the movie The Exorcist III: Legion and ends with a sample from the movie Evil Dead III: Army of Darkness.
Album art by Elizabeth Sirani.
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1996 was a good year for Metal Music, Behemoth released their album Grom, Arch Enemy released "Black Earth", Cannibal Corpse found that George Fisher was better than Chris Barnes and released "Vile", Mortician, after 7 years of demos and EPs, finally released their first Full Length album and called it "Hacked Up For Barbecue", and a little Canadian Band Called Cryptopsy Released a great album called "None So Vile". Read more ›› |
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Death metal. The musical genre concerned with death, hatred and anguish. The aural paragon of blood, gore and mutilation. Ever since it was created about 20 years ago, death metal left nothing nasty undealt with; from the repulsive scenery of gory violence to the deepest of mental aberrations, it covered pretty much everything vile, both musically and lyrically, with death being the recurring theme. Not all bands though were able to convey the actual horror of death, but some wrote albums that redefined death in an aural way. One of these records is Cryptopsy's None So Vile. Read more ›› |
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| F3ynman2000 Nocturnal Bro Posts: 2017 From: Germany  |
I've got to admit: with the Renaissance painting of John the Baptist's head, I originally thought "None So Vile" were words in Latin 
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| F3ynman2000 Nocturnal Bro Posts: 2017 From: Germany |
This has grown on me a lot. I like it a lot better than Suffocation for some reason. The vocalist sounds absolutely deranged and unhinged on this album! Crazy stuff! 
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| gavdann Posts: 648 From: UK  |
Written by F3ynman2000 on 14.03.2022 at 03:02 That's a tricky one to call for me. Pierced From Within is one of my favourite OSDM albums but this a frickin classic as well.
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