Best Blasphemy
Deicide’s Legion (1992) is a seminal Florida death metal album recognized for its blistering speed and intricate arrangements. The record established Deicide's signature style and significantly influenced the development of extreme metal subgenres. It remains a key reference point for musicians and...
Deicide’s 1990 self-titled album is a foundational work of Florida death metal. The record showcases the band's intensely fast tempos and uncompromising lyrical focus on blasphemy and religious opposition. It established Deicide's signature sound and remains notable within the genre's early developm...
Once Upon the Cross is the third studio album by Deicide, a Florida death metal band led by vocalist and bassist Glen Benton. Released in 1995 through Roadrunner Records, it uses heavily distorted guitars, rapid drumming, low growled vocals, and compact song structures. Its lyrics continue the band'...
The Stench of Redemption is the eighth studio album by the American death metal band Deicide, released in 2006 on Earache Records. It marks a significant lineup change for the group, being the first album to feature guitarists Ralph Santolla and Kevin Quirion, who replaced the Hoffman brothers. The...
Serpents of the Light is the 1997 fourth studio album by American death metal band Deicide, based in Tampa, Florida. The album features the band's classic lineup of Glen Benton on bass and vocals, alongside guitarists Eric and Brian Hoffman and drummer Steve Asheim. It continues the band's style of...
Overtures of Blasphemy is the twelfth studio album by Deicide, an American death metal band associated with the Florida death metal scene. Released in 2018, it features Glen Benton on vocals and bass, Steve Asheim on drums, and guitarists Kevin Quirion and Mark English. The record continues the band...
Released in 2013, In the Minds of Evil is the eleventh studio album by the influential American death metal band Deicide, produced by Jason Suecof.
