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Deceased

2016-01-31

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Release date: October 30th, 1992

Type: Full-length

Label: Deaf Records, Grind Core International, Metal Mind Productions

Format: CD, 12" vinyl, Cassette

Catalog ID: DEAF 8CD, 89811-2, 89811.4, MASS 0021

This album is dedicated to Timmy Peterson and the memory of Cliff Peterson. Engineered and mixed at Mauer Brothers Recording Studio in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. All songs by Accidental Suicide.

Band members

Steve Fera Bass. Place of origin: United States

Ed Jackson Vocals

Chris Kinjerski Drums

Bill Mears Guitars

Travis Staedter Guitars

Guest/Session

Brian DeNeffe Vocals (additional)

Miscellaneous staff

Chris Becker Photography. Place of origin: United States

Patrick James Cunningham Engineering. Place of origin: United States

Chris Drew Cover art. Place of origin: United Kingdom

fot. Eric Greif Producer (as "Eric "Griffy" Greif"). Born 1962 in Canada. Eric Greif has been in and out of the international metal scene in various guises for over 30 years. Co-promoter of Milwaukee Metalfest, he produced albums for bands such as Morbid Saint, Invocator, Acrophet and Viogression. Assistant manager of Mötley Crüe at 19, Greif managed the career of genre innovator Chuck Schuldiner and his band Death (since 1988 to 1992), taking a break to graduate from the University of Calgary’s Faculty of Law. His legal clients stretch from Cynic, Massacre, Obituary and Autopsy to Canadian acts Weapon, Striker, KEN mode, Anciients and Mortillery, to metal labels such as Season of Mist. Eric runs all aspects of Chuck Schuldiner’s intellectual property as President of Perseverance Holdings Ltd. and Mutilation Music (BMI). Eric is a Lecturer at Mount Royal University's Department of Justice Studies.

fot. Noel Summerville Mastering. Place of origin: United Kingdom (London, England). Noel’s career in the music industry started at Trident Tape Services in 1974. From there he joined Pye Studios as a tape op in 1976. Having taken some extended leave to travel in Asia and Australia, Noel started in the cutting rooms at Pye in 1980 where he stayed until 1989, during which time he cut albums by The Clash, The Waterboys, Sinead O’Connor and many of the hits of Stock, Aitken and Waterman. After a year in the cutting room at Utopia Studios, in 1990 he went to work for Pete Waterman at Transfermation, where he mastered albums by artists as diverse as Aphex Twin and the Grammy nominated White Stripes. In 2005 Noel joined Metropolis Mastering, but left in early 2011.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kaHPHNBYCoI (full album)

Flesh Parade

2016-01-30

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Release date: 1990

Type: Demo

Label: Independent

Format: Cassette

Band members

fot. Steve Fera Bass. Place of origin: United States

Ed Jackson Vocals

Chris Kinjerski Drums

Bill Mears Guitars

Travis Staedter Guitars

You may agree with me or not – I don’t care anyway haha – but I think there are several death metal bands from the old days, which really should have gotten more attention. I do realize obviously that most of them released their debut albums simply too late and this is the reason why they didn’t get as popular as the pioneering bands – because there were pioneers and the followers and it is a huge difference. But it surely doesn’t mean that the music of those followers was not worthy or killer. In the US scene I could mention such awesome bands like Gutted, Morgue, Demented Ted, Resurrection, Viogression, Experiment Fear, even Morta Skuld and Baphomet… and I don’t even want to start with the European scene or with the bands which only did demos and never had any albums recorded. They all were awesome, but just didn’t get so much reputation. There’s one more band from the old US scene, which I will write here about – Accidental Suicide! They were great, really. There’s only one album released – “Deceased” from 1992 (Deaf Records) and couple of demo tapes, of which I especially like “Flesh Parade” from 1990. This is only a three tracker, but what a nice doomy death metal, what a cool demo!! All three songs are also known from the album, as they were all re-recorded on “Deceased”, but it doesn’t matter. This demo is great anyway. Sound wise it is much harsher, but don’t be afraid; this raw production has great charm and feeling of the old death metal days. It sounds rough, but can you expect something else from the old demo tape?? And music wise, this is as traditional and classic as it can only be. Accidental Suicide had quite a lot of doomy moments, “The Life I Hate” is closely influenced even by such Paradise Lost, but what a godly stuff it is. I can understand that maybe more demanding listeners were not so impressed, as they heard similar stuff before several times, so they were calling Accidental Suicide a second rate band, but not me… I simply enjoy good death metal and this is what these three songs are. “Flesh Parade” is my favourite track here, as it is fantastic mid paced track, with just killer riffs and vocals. Absolutely perfect death tune! And also “The Life I Hate” is great, for its doomy, but heavy as fuck sound. Yes, it’s nothing innovative, nothing groundbreaking, but very solid brutal doom / death metal. Think of Paradise Lost, Morgoth, Obituary, Morta Skuld and Baphomet. A fine demo, but “Deceased” LP is even better! Anyway, please remember about Accidental Suicide; if you’re old death metal worshiper, then I am sure that you’ll like this band a lot.

Sadistic Intentions

2016-01-28

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Accidental Suicide

Country of origin: United States

Location: Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Formed in: 1989

Genre: Death/Doom Metal

Lyrical themes: Death, Serial Killing, Murder

Release date: 1989 Label: Independent Type: Demo Format: Cassette

Demo #1 . Recorded at East-Wind Studios.

Band members

fot. Ed Jackson Vocals. Born 1970 in United States (Mukwonago). Ed Jackson "Eddie Jackson" grew up in Mukwonago, Wisconsin. He currently resides in Waukesha, WI with his wife and two children. He works as a Tattoo Artist and Shop Manager at Absolute Tattooing in Menomonee Falls, WI.

Eric Kapp Bass