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Malevolent Creation is a death metal band originally hailing from Buffalo, New York. Moving to Florida in 1988, they became a part of the emergent local death metal scene, landing a deal with Roadrunner Records. Their debut album, The Ten Commandments, became something of a landmark in the death metal underground, expanding on the early work of Slayer and fellow Floridians Death.
Its sequel, 1992’s Retribution, was just as strong, featuring two new members added from Solstice — guitarist Rob Barrett (who replaced Juskiewicz) and drummer Alex Marquez. Barrett and Marquez were replaced by John Rubin (who had been in a very early lineup of the band) and “Crazy” Larry Hawke for 1993’s Stillborn, which disappointed many of the group’s faithful and signaled an acrimonious end to their relationship with Roadrunner.
Those label difficulties nearly broke the band apart, but they eventually resurfaced on Pavement Music with a more progressive, technical approach and an even more revamped lineup on 1995’s Eternal. Hoffmann was gone, with the vocals now handled by bassist Blachowicz, while guitarists Fasciana and Rubin were joined by ex-Suffocation drummer Dave Culross. The remixes/outtakes/demos collection Joe Black appeared in 1996, followed the next year by In Cold Blood, which featured guitarist John Paul Soars taking Rubin’s place, and drummer Derik Roddy replacing Culross.
Its sequel, 1992’s Retribution, was just as strong, featuring two new members added from Solstice — guitarist Rob Barrett (who replaced Juskiewicz) and drummer Alex Marquez. Barrett and Marquez were replaced by John Rubin (who had been in a very early lineup of the band) and “Crazy” Larry Hawke for 1993’s Stillborn, which disappointed many of the group’s faithful and signaled an acrimonious end to their relationship with Roadrunner.
Those label difficulties nearly broke the band apart, but they eventually resurfaced on Pavement Music with a more progressive, technical approach and an even more revamped lineup on 1995’s Eternal. Hoffmann was gone, with the vocals now handled by bassist Blachowicz, while guitarists Fasciana and Rubin were joined by ex-Suffocation drummer Dave Culross. The remixes/outtakes/demos collection Joe Black appeared in 1996, followed the next year by In Cold Blood, which featured guitarist John Paul Soars taking Rubin’s place, and drummer Derik Roddy replacing Culross.
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The Ten Commandments
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Conquering South America
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Retribution
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MetalXark wrote:
Just discovered this band, and I can't stop listening them.
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Sherazdionysus wrote:
Blackened death doom from Pakistan. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5CQwdVcre8A
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Mercenarion wrote:
Pretty bland for the most part [2] The only albums that don't bore me to tears are the first two, but they are bland too.
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UndeadMessiah wrote:
Pretty bland for the most part
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falloutian wrote:
They have NO bad albums. [4]
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stoner_friend wrote:
безусловно ахуенны
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thompsonjohn wrote:
True fans of death metal, I have created a group you can be proud to belong to - http://www.last.fm/group/People+who+liked+Death+Metal+before+2006
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extremearmand wrote:
They have NO bad albums. [3]
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NitrousBlond wrote:
The Ten Commandments and The Will to Kill are my personal favorite albums by M. Creation. Retribution kicks lard arse.
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SoulBlade_ wrote:
Retribution is so amazing.
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HeruRaHa wrote:
I am seeing these guys live with Krisiun and Vital Remains in February .... can't wait!!
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okvltvs wrote:
Retribution is may be the best old school death metal album of all times...
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clandestine019 wrote:
I wish these motherfuckers would play Florida more
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Nyktia wrote:
They have NO bad albums. [2]
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Tuberkulloosi wrote:
I know the producion is shitty compared to rest albums
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Tuberkulloosi wrote:
@Mercenarion You kidding? It's their best after TTC,Retribution and Eternal (those three not in order)
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azs7 wrote:
THE WIIIIIIIILLLLLL!!!! TO FUCKIIIING KIIIILLLL!!!!!!
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Pornocrade wrote:
raaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
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MadcapMacabre wrote:
Very shaky discography if you ask me. The Ten Commandments and Retribution are fucking awesome, Envenomed and Will To Kill are about the only other albums which approach that standard. Everything else...Decent to Lame.
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Ireallylikeeggs wrote:
There are very few perfect death metal albums; Retribution is one of them.
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Malevolent Creation announces the lineup for their 2011 US headlining tour!
20 Dec 2010 | from blog.myspace.com/malevolentcreation
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