(Nuclear Blast)
Release date: 1991

Review: Absolute masterpiece here! The next best thing after Entombed's "Left Hand Path" in terms of swedish death metal. Dismember formed in the ashes of Carnage... the album's title is really telling because their death metal just flows extremely well, that's their major quality, buzzsaw guitars, a barrage of heavy riffs, incredibly catchy, fast and mid-paced drumming (NO blasts) and great natural vocals (which are more like shouts, quite different from the more common guttural death metal growling, they just don't feel forced at all, the other great power of this band) this album just takes my breath away every time. The guitar riffs are actually very melodic but at the time, Dismember balanced their compositions perfectly, melody, heaviness and aggression blended perfectly (unlike their later albums where the melody becomes sickeningly overbearing). "Like an Ever Flowing Stream" is a wild ride, songs are masterfully structured and composed, with gripping riffs and melodies, savage guitar solis... This is Dismember's best alnum and a definite death metal classic.

Tracks: 1)Override of the Overture 2)Soon to Be Dead 3)Bleed for Me 4)And So Is Life 5)Dismembered 6)Skin Her Alive 7)Sickening Art 8)In Death's Sleep 9)Death Evocation 10)Defective Decay

(Nuclear Blast)
Release date: 1992

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