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Archspire's fourth studio album, from October 2021, and winner of the 2022 Juno Award for Metal/Hard Music Album.
Ulcerate's sixth studio album, from April 2020 and the first they released on Debemur Morti Productions.
The Faceless's third album, released by Sumerian Records in August 2012 and opening with a three-part suite.
Origin's debut album, issued by Relapse Records in 2000. It was the first label-released death metal album to use the gravity blast.
Gorguts' third album, issued by Olympic Recordings on 23 June 1998. It pushes dissonance and experiment to their limit inside technical death metal.
Cryptopsy's second album, issued by Wrong Again Records on 3 July 1996. This Canadian record is technical and brutal at the same time.
Suffocation's third album, issued by Roadrunner in 1995. It recovers from a badly received predecessor and became the yardstick for its style.
Cynic's debut, issued by Roadrunner on 14 September 1993. It brings fusion playing and a vocoder into death metal.
Cannibal Corpse's third album, issued by Metal Blade on 22 September 1992. It is the last record made by the original line-up.
Suffocation's debut, released in 1991. It was cut over a week at Morrisound in Tampa that June and became the template for brutal death metal.
Atheist's debut, taped in 1988 and held back for years by a label bankruptcy before its international release in 1990. It is one of the earliest death metal records built on jazz-fusion phrasing.