DISMEMBER · Like An Ever Flowing Stream | CYAN/BLACK MARBLED LP

Cyan and black marbled transparent vinyl. Limited to 500 hand-numbered copies.

Background information about 'Like An Ever Flowing Stream'

Honestly, there's a reason why metal nerds still get goosebumps when they hear the opening riff of "Override Of The Overture" –this is the debut album by Swedish death metal band Dismember, released on 28 May 1991 through Nuclear Blast. What makes this record so damn special isn't just the crushing heaviness, but how Dismember managed to blendthe mystic/occult side of the genre's broad lyrical outlook to complement the obligatory gore obsessionwith some seriously catchy songwriting.Dismember know how to make very hooky, rhythmic, and dynamic songs while maintaining a very raw and straightforward approach, and tracks like "Soon To Be Dead" and "Bleed For Me" prove this perfectly.

The production here is absolutely legendary – recorded at the famous Sunlight Studios with thatdistinctive chainsaw guitar tonethat became the blueprint for Swedish death metal.The riffs on this album are impeccable, malevolent, and greased with boiling distortion. No riff on this album that I hear falls short of making me headbang. What's crazy is how Nicke Andersson from Entombed actually played most of the lead guitars on this thing, which explains why it sounds so perfectly brutal yet melodic at the same time.

For fans of:
Entombed, At The Gates, Grave, Unleashed and Carnage

Track listing

A1. Override Of The Overture
A2. Soon To Be Dead
A3. Bleed For Me
A4. And So Is Life
A5. Dismembered

B1. Skin Her Alive
B2. Sickening Art
B3. In Death's Sleep
B4. Deathevocation
B5. Defective Decay

Manufacturer: Warner Music Group Germany Holding GmbH, Alter Wandrahm 14, 20457 Hamburg, Germany, Contact: www.nuclearblast.com