Tag Archives: Doug Cerrito

Suffocation discography overview: Pre-split

Posted on February 19, 2018 by Old Disgruntled Bastard

Of all the foundational death metal bands, Suffocation have perhaps managed to preserve their dignity best. Although the newest album Of The Dark Light doesn’t seem too encouraging on first inspection, the band’s run up to Pinnacle Of Bedlam isn’t … Continue reading →

Posted in Death Metal | Tagged breeding the spawn, Dave Culross, despise the sun, Doug Cerrito, effigy of the forgotten, frank mullen, human waste, malevolent creation, Mike Smith, pierced from within, suffocation, terrence hobb | 4 Comments

Suffocation: Dystopian Death Metal

Posted on November 29, 2014 by Old Disgruntled Bastard

The death metal of Suffocation allows no human emotion. As often suggested by Dan Seagrave’s mechanistic cover paintings, this is the music of an age where humans have ceased to exist or, at the very least, have been reduced to a … Continue reading →

Posted in Death Metal | Tagged Dave Culross, Derek Boyer, Doug Cerrito, dystopia, frank mullen, Guy Marchais, Mike Smith, New York, suffocation, Terrence Hobbs | 2 Comments