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1. Fiend For Corpses
2. Defiled Again
3. Rise From The Grave
4. Necrobionics
5. Enhancing The Dead
6. The Funeral Within
7. Head Splattered in Seven Ways
8. Human Chandelier
9. Bone Wrought
10. Trampled Headstones

The dead walk again! New York-based Undeath have returned from their mutilated tomb to horrify and dominate death metal’s insatiable masses once again. Their blessedly sick new album, It’s Time... To Rise from the Grave, shows the reconfigured quintet—Kyle Beam (guitars), Alexander Jones (vocals), Tommy Wall (bass), Jared Welch (guitars) and Matt Browning (drums)—have retained their mind-infecting sonic savagery but weren’t satisfied in their pursuit to improve it through wicked (yet studied) reformulation. Certainly, Undeath’s 2021 Decibel flexi, Diemented Dissection, paved the way, but it’s tracks like “Fiend for Corpses,” “Rise from the Grave,” and “The Funeral Within” that display Undeath’s terrifyingly insane trajectory. It’s Time... To Rise from the Grave isn’t just an early contender for death metal album of 2022—it’s destined to be a modern-day classic.

“Thanks to the pandemic, we had a lot of time to figure out what we were going to do,” says vocalist Alexander Jones. “We had a lot of opportunity to luxuriate in the writing process. We wanted to make the songs tighter. We wanted a more traditional approach to the songs—a verse/chorus/verse/chorus/bridge/chorus-kind of thing; like the title track to Lesions of a Different Kind. We didn’t just want one song to be that way, but all of them to have that approach. Every song needed to have a big chorus. We wanted infinite replay value. I’d like to believe we achieved that.”

Undeath formed in Rochester, New York in 2018, and eager to show their devotion (and chops) to the elder death metal gods, original trio—Beam, Jones, and Browning—charted a course out of the proverbial cemetery the following year with their first offering Demo ‘19. The same year, the ever-quick songwriters dropped their second demo, Sentient Autolysis, in conjunction with Tampa-based indie Caligari Records. Word spread quickly that Undeath were rolling out of the Empire State strong, much like their forefathers in Cannibal Corpse, Immolation, and Mortician infamously had decades earlier. Stoked on Undeath’s bludgeoning yet song-first creativity, Los Angeles-based Prosthetic Records inked the New Yorkers in 2019. The group’s debut album, Lesions of a Different Kind, pyosisified fans and ossified critics mere months later. Pitchfork complimented Lesions of a Different Kind by saying it was “vicious and nauseating,” while Bandcamp were caught up in the album’s “catchy, hard-hitting” songs. Clearly, Undeath’s tightly-wrought, skull-crushing death metal had struck a chord.

“We are all excited about making music,” Jones says. “We’re stoked to be writing together. That’s why when we write, we do it early and often. We’re all students of Autopsy, Morbid Angel, Cannibal Corpse, and Bolt Thrower, to name a few. These bands are our north star. We love the way they approached their songwriting—it was always very hooky. We love classic, essential death metal, but we’re also into the more recent stuff, too. Bands like Fetid and Cerebral Rot. We sit in the middle ground, I think. We take inspiration from the past, the present, and make it our own. We want to serve the genre we love so much.”

Musically, It’s Time... To Rise from the Grave was predominantly written by Beam, with bassist Tommy Wall contributing “Bone Wrought.” Astute listeners will hear vestiges of Morbid Angel, Carcass, Cannibal Corpse and more throughout. This isn’t appropriation though. This is homage. Undeath are resurrecting, re-arranging, and reanimating the aesthetics of death metal’s formative years, suffusing it with a contemporary take on memorability and efficiency. Tracks like “Defiled Again,” “Necrobionics,” “Head Splattered in Seven Ways,” and “Human Chandelier” are quick to kill. Guitarists Beam and Welch waste no time in establishing the knife’s edge, while drummer Browning and bassist Wall hammer-smash faces with brutal proficiency. Beam’s carnage-prone lyrics—as ferociously vociferated by frontman Jones—and Matt Browning’s gruesome cover art provide a profane platform from which Undeath launch. Every short-timed burst of song—they average three and a half minutes—from It’s Time... To Rise from the Grave is a tried and true deathly delight.

“We thought about the things that make a really good record,” says guitarist Kyle Beam. “We knew we wanted songs that were good and were different from one another. Those two things were first and foremost. There’s different moods conveyed, too. I was listening to a lot of Judas Priest, traditional heavy metal really. There was a lot of what we were looking for in that, actually. That was hugely influential to the writing process on It’s Time... To Rise from the Grave. The songwriting was more refined this time, I think. Don’t get me wrong though. This record is absolutely death metal. There’s no denying that.”

Undeath traveled to Philadelphia to record It’s Time... To Rise from the Grave with Scoops Dardaris at Headroom Studios in March-April 2021. The group spent two weeks tracking—a song a day almost. Dardaris rough-mixed on the fly during the recording sessions, and then required two more weeks after to finalize the mix. Not ones to sacrifice a working team, they brought on Arthur Rizk (Creeping Death, Enforced) to master. The sonic goal was to get a frenetic, nearly off-the-rails production, but with a discernible, if slightly lived-in line through it. Think: Cannibal Corpse’s Vile (Scott Burns) mixed with Carcass’ Necroticism – Descanting the Insalubrious (Colin Richardson).

“Scoops recorded Lesions,” Jones says. “He’s a stable, reliable, and talented engineer. He’s great at what he does. We were super-satisfied with the sounds he got on Lesions. When it was time to record It’s Time..., we knew we wanted Scoops again. It was awesome working with him. I’m a vocalist who likes to go over everything line by line. I wanted everything to pop. He was so patient with us. Scoops is amazing! We also knew all along that we wanted Arthur to master the record. We’re big fans of everything he does.”

In four years, Undeath have done the unlikely. They have two celebrated, oft-streamed demos, a coveted Decibel flexi disc, two brutish videos (“Acidic Twilight Visions,” “Entranced by the Pendulum”), completed a riotous 30-date American tour mid-pandemic with The Black Dahlia Murder, and released a fan-obsessed full-length in Lesions of a Different Kind. To stop now would be contrary to Undeath’s diehard, work-hardened ethos. Indeed, they’re forging ahead. It’s Time... To Rise from the Grave undoubtedly levels up Undeath. The New Yorkers are the vanguard of the next wave of hard-hearted American death metal. Join the undead army now…march or die completely!

VARIANTS:
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• Apotheum Variant | Bone and Brown Merge w/ Black Splatter (100 copies worldwide) 

• Orphion Variant | Black inside Tan w/ Red Splatter (100 copies worldwide) 

• Amoria Variant | Transparent Blue w/ Black and Magenta Splatter (100 copies worldwide) 

• Labyrinth Variant | Red and Brown with color Splatter (100 copies worldwide) 

INCLUDES:
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• Limited Color Variants 
• Printed Inner Sleeves
• 33 RPM
• Download Card

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A Side
01. The Orphion Descent
02. Labyrinth Of Hungry Ghosts
03. Abode Of The Deceiver
04. Broken Glass Apotheum

B Side
05. Wayward Opulence
06. To Summon Amoria
07. The Vertical Road
08. Eminence Emergence

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Imperial Triumphant 4-sided long sleeve. Printed on standard long sleeve tees.

Suffocation vintage logo pullover printed black tone-on-tone ink on pigment dyed Independent pullover hoodies. Limited to 100 pieces.

The Verminous on the front in a retro print style and with a photo of the band and "this throne of skulls was built to last" text on the back.. 2-sided print on Gildan Heavy tees.

Art by Juanjo Castellano

Revocation Outer Ones cover art printed in white on black pullover hoodies. Logo on the front and art on the back. Please note that not all sizes of pullover may have a standard front pocket.

Fucli Exhumed Information 4-sided death metal long sleeve.

Darkest Hour MSV-1 raglan featuring Mike Schleibaum's ESP LTD MSV-1 guitar in a wizardly hallway with "Live To Thrash... Thrash To Live" text on the front and the guitar wrapped up by a cobra on each sleeve. Full color print on vintage white with red sleeve Tultex raglans.

Wharflurch 3-sided long sleeve. Printed on standard long sleeve tees.

Phobophilic Endless Nauseating Death Metal tee. Printed on standard tees

Visceral Disgorge Face long sleeve. 3 location print on standard long sleeves. 

Simulacrum cover tees. One-sided print on standard tees.

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1. Practiced Apathy
2. Turn Me Into God
3. The Life That Fails Beyond The Grave
4. Red In Tooth And In Claw
5. Slowly To Forget And To Be Forgotten

Spirit Adrift Enlightened In Eternity t-shirt. Printed on standard tees.

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The Vandals w/ Gun 3"x3" patch. Officially licensed, distributed item.

Motörhead Logo 9.5"x3" oversized embroidered patch. Officially licensed, distributed item.

Mötley Crüe Logo 4.75"x1.5"patch. Officially licensed, distributed item.

Misfits Skull 4" patch. Officially licensed, distributed item.

Misfits Skull 2.5"x3.4" patch. Officially licensed, distributed item.

Misfits Purple Logo 10.4"x4.1" oversized embroidered patch. Officially licensed, distributed item.

Misfits Skull 8.3"x11.2" oversized embroidered patch. Officially licensed, distributed item.

Officially licensed, distributed item.

Officially licensed, distributed item.

Officially licensed, distributed item.

1. Soul Sacrifice
2. Executioner's Tax (Swing Of The Axe)
3. Firing Squad
4. Nightmare Logic
5. Waiting Around To Die
6. Ruination
7. If Not Us Then Who
8. Crucifixation

The second crushing, soul-mangling, neck-bustin' album from Texas hardcore thrashers Power Trip. Quite possibly the best thrash album you will have heard in the last decade. Their raw energy, musical proficiency, perfect song structure, rich tones, fierce riffs, persecution, and collective attitude have seeded them as one of the most prolific underground staples in the US metal, punk, and hardcore scenes.

1. Liege Of Inveracity 4:28
2. Effigy Of The Forgotten 3:47
3. Infecting The Crypts 4:45
4. Seeds Of The Suffering 5:51
5. Habitual Infamy 4:15
6. Reincremation 2:52
7. Mass Obliteration 4:30
8. Involuntary Slaughter 3:00
9. Jesus Wept 3:38

Effigy of the Forgotten is the debut full-length album by New York-based death metal band Suffocation, released in 1991. The cover artwork was created by Dan Seagrave.

1. War 01:16
2. Remembrance 03:42
3. When Glory Beckons 03:59
4. ...For Victory 04:50
5. Graven Image 03:59
6. Lest We Forget 04:37
7. Silent Demise 03:54
8. Forever Fallen 03:47
9. Tank (Mk.I) 04:15
10. Armageddon Bound 05:13

This classic Bolt Thrower album was originally released in 1994, and now it's remastered to give the whole album a more ferocious and dynamic sound than ever before, and enables the listener to immerse in the full audio heaviness!

With such acclaim and the notoriety as an infectiously appealing live-band, Bolt Thrower stormed ahead into 2005 with a new found popularity generated by Earache's reissue of 1989s "Realm of Chaos", which was re-mastered and included new artwork. Bolt Thrower were now firmly established within the world of heavy metal, with a unique and defining image endorsed by their electric live performances.

1. The IVth Crusade 04:58
2. Icon 04:10
3. Embers 05:17
4. Where Next to Conquer 03:49
5. As the World Burns 05:25
6. This Time It's War 05:50
7. Ritual 04:29
8. Spearhead 06:46
9. Celestial Sanctuary 04:37
10. Dying Creed 04:17
11. Through the Ages (Outro) 03:44

With the 'IV Crusade' Bolt Thrower cemented their status as legends of the Death Metal scene. As the intro of the first and title track 'The IVth Crusade' strikes into life ahead of that first devastating riff you know that resistance to the relentless pummelling might that is Bolt Thrower is futile and so let it consume all!

1. Death Posture  
2. Cemetery Planet 
3. Visions Of Torture 
4. Black Bag Asphyxiation 
5. Terror Bomber 
6. Blast Casualty
7. Ritual Trappings 
8. Uranium Decay 
9. Cabal 
10. Acid Attack 
11. Invisible Cell 
12. Guillotine
13. Autonomous Weapons System 
14. Cataclysmic Gigaton 

Pacific Northwest’s CAUSTIC WOUND (featuring members of MORTIFERUM, Cerebral Rot, Fetid, and Magrudergrind) play unrelenting and punishing brutal death-grind that captures the aesthetic and palpitations of the classic old-school era of the genre (not exceeding 1992). Their debut album, “Death Posture” which follows their 2018 “Grinding Terror” demo, sounds like that foul relic that could have been produced somewhere around ‘88-91 while upholding a powerful, dark, murky yet unyielding production, all while eschewing and laying waste to the clinical, plastic and ornamental trappings of what comprises the majority of the grind scene today.

The Black Dahlia Murder Barbarian 3/4-sleeve raglan. Features art of a Conan style Brandon Ellis with his signature Jackson Kelly. Barbaric shredding text on the back. Available on white with green sleeves or a limited amount of off-white with yellow sleeves from tour.

Art by Jota Cravo.

 In honor of 20 years of The Black Dahlia Murder, we'll be releasing a limited collection of album related each month for the rest of 2021. 

Deflorate Collection - A set of 2 oversized 10"x6.5" matte vinyl stickers of show posters done by Jeff Lance on the Deflorate tour cycle. Limited to 250 sets.

• October 25, 2009 @ The Basement (Columbus, OH) - The Black Dahlia Murder, Skeletonwitch, Toxic Holocaust & Trap Them
• March 24, 2010 @ The Magic Stick (Detroit, MI) - The Black Dahlia Murder, Obscura, Augury & Hatesphere

*NOTE: Size XL is currently on Lane Seven brand pullovers*

Logo on the front and Detroit D on the back all filled with skulls and bones plus "Detroit death metal" text down the sleeve. 3-sided, one color print on black Champion pullover hoodies. 

Art by Mark Riddick.

Logo on the front and Detroit D on the back all filled with skulls and bones. 2-sided, one color print. 

Art by Mark Riddick.

Cradle Of Filth Children Of The Fall long sleeve. Printed on standard long sleeves.

1. Thrones Of Blood

2. Effigy Of The Forgotten
3. Funeral Inception
4. Pierced From Within
5. Surgery Of Impalement
6. Dismal Dream
7. Jesus Wept
8. As Grace Descends
9. Liege Of Inveracity
10. Breeding The Spawn
11. Catatonia
12. Souls To Deny
13. Infecting The Crypts

Suffocation created the template for the brutal death metal genre in the early 90s. Landmark albums such as “Effigy Of The Forgotten” and “Pierced From Within” also went on to inspire the birth of the tech-death and slam death metal genres. With the departure of original vocalist Frank Mullen, the band marks an end of an era with a live album recorded live during his last North American tour. Mixed and mastered by Christian Donaldson (Beyond Creation, Cryptopsy) this release plays like a “best of”, and is perfect farewell to one of the most influential singers in extreme music.

1. Thrones Of Blood
2. Effigy Of The Forgotten
3. Funeral Inception
4. Pierced From Within
5. Surgery Of Impalement
6. Dismal Dream
7. Jesus Wept
8. As Grace Descends
9. Liege Of Inveracity
10. Breeding The Spawn
11. Catatonia
12. Souls To Deny
13. Infecting The Crypts

Suffocation created the template for the brutal death metal genre in the early 90s. Landmark albums such as “Effigy Of The Forgotten” and “Pierced From Within” also went on to inspire the birth of the tech-death and slam death metal genres. With the departure of original vocalist Frank Mullen, the band marks an end of an era with a live album recorded live during his last North American tour. Mixed and mastered by Christian Donaldson (Beyond Creation, Cryptopsy) this release plays like a “best of”, and is perfect farewell to one of the most influential singers in extreme music.

*PLEASE NOTE: THIS IS A PRE-ORDER PRODUCT ESTIMATED TO SHIP ON OR AROUND MARCH 11, 2022. IF THIS PRODUCT IS IN YOUR ORDER, YOUR ENTIRE ORDER WILL NOT SHIP UNTIL IT IS AVAILABLE.*

1. Thrones Of Blood
2. Effigy Of The Forgotten
3. Funeral Inception
4. Pierced From Within
5. Surgery Of Impalement
6. Dismal Dream
7. Jesus Wept
8. As Grace Descends
9. Liege Of Inveracity
10. Breeding The Spawn
11. Catatonia
12. Souls To Deny
13. Infecting The Crypts

Suffocation created the template for the brutal death metal genre in the early 90s. Landmark albums such as “Effigy Of The Forgotten” and “Pierced From Within” also went on to inspire the birth of the tech-death and slam death metal genres. With the departure of original vocalist Frank Mullen, the band marks an end of an era with a live album recorded live during his last North American tour. Mixed and mastered by Christian Donaldson (Beyond Creation, Cryptopsy) this release plays like a “best of”, and is perfect farewell to one of the most influential singers in extreme music.

Featuring the graveyard from the Live In North America CD on the front with the shredder logo with a live band image from Frank's final tour on the back. 2-sided print on standard tees.

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Custom made Suffocation hockey jerseys. Sublimated and cut n' sewn with the classic Jesus Wept design on the front, "...And Jesus Wept" text with 89 number on the back, and shredder emblems on both sleeves of a black, white & neon green hockey jersey. 

Red logo on the left breast and alternate art for Throes Of Joy In The Jaws Of Defeatism on the back. 2-sided print on standard zip-up hoodies.

A random Napalm Death apparel item in your size.

Please note that due to the nature of these grab bags you may receive multiple of the same item and the more grab bags you order your chances of receiving repeat items are increased. There are NO refunds, returns or exchanges on Grab Bags.

The Harmony Corruption cover on the front, an excerpt from the cover on the back with "Look Into My Eyes. What Do You Think You See?" lyrics from the song Vision Conquest, distressed Harmony Corruption text down the right sleeve and repeating Napalm Death logos down the left sleeve. A painstakingly old school take on a Napalm Death classic. 4 location print on Gildan long sleeve tees.

Logo on the left breast and Life? art on the back. 2-sided, water based print on black Independent Trading Co pullover hoodies.

Art by Mark Sikora