Cancer - To Reform For Festival Appearances, Reissues
Cancer - To Reform For Festival Appearances, Reissues
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Bad English September 15, 2013
The band comments: "Through persistent demand from Cancer fans and a process of gang pressing we're happy to announce a reformation of the classic line-up, John Walker (vocals, guitar), Carl Stokes (drums), Ian Buchanan (bass) and Barry Savage (guitar), to promote our first three albums (1990's To The Gory End, 1991's Death Shall Rise, 1993's The Sins Of Mankind) which are being re-released by Cyclone Empire records later this year. Check us out when we play the festivals and remember to hold on to your bollocks!"
The band, formed in a pub in Telford, Shropshire back in 1988, were among the first British death metal bands, and one of the first to be signed for international distribution. Their second studio album, Death Shall Rise, has been ranked as one of the best albums of early death metal.
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Great! Their last two albums are shit!
---- "Bang you head against the stage and metal takes its place..."
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Damn, one of the extremely average death metal bands, who amounted to nothing back in the day, reunited
---- Member of the true crusade against European Flower Metal Yesterday is dead and gone, tomorrow is out of sight Dawn Crosby (r.i.p.) 05.04.1963 - 15.12.1996 
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Posts: 3554 Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 16.09.2013 at 15:24 Their debut had a few nice tracks, but other than that I agree, Cancer have always been extremely average.
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