Blasphemy Made Flesh by Cryptopsy, released 25 November 1994 1. Defenestration 2. Abigor 3. Open Face Surgery 4. Serial Messiah 5. Born Headless 6. Swine of the Cross 7. Gravaged A Cryptopsy 8. Memories of Blood 9. Mutant Christ 10. Pathological Frolic. Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. Purchasable with gift card. Buy Digital Album. CAD or more. Blasphemy Made Flesh is the debut album by Canadian technical death metal band Cryptopsy. The album was released in 1994, re-released in 1997 by Displeased Records, and also re-released in 2001 by Century Media with a different cover. It is the only album to feature bassist Martin Fergusson. All songs written and arranged by Cryptopsy. Lord Worm vocals. Jon Levasseur lead and rhythm guitars. Steve Thibault rhythm guitar, backing vocals. Martin Fergusson bass. Direct links are provided to purchase the album on LP and CD. Links are also given for Cryptopsy, War on Music Records and Hammerheart Records. Album 1993 10 Songs. More By Cryptopsy. The Book of Suffering: Tome I - EP. Cryptopsy Blasphemy Made Flesh. Buy from. July 11th, 2011. Cryptopsy - Blasphemy Made. February 17th, 2010. A League of Their Own. Listen free to Cryptopsy Blasphemy Made Flesh Defenestration, Abigor and more. 10 tracks 39:45. Debut album by the Canadian extreme metal band. Released 1994. Originating from the Montreal area, this group first appeared in 1992, when it was called Necrosis in the same year it was reincarnated under the name of Cryptopsy. With just a demo called Ungentle Exhumation and then the album Blasphemy Made Flesh 1994, the group acquired a solid reputation on the international scene. Their release of None So Vile in 1996 was the first burst of brilliance in their career. However, Cryptopsy offered a new vision of extremity with Blasphemy Made Flesh. Flo Mounier is one of the fastest drummers to play death metal, and tremolo-picked melodies flow over his hyperblasts and eccentric cymbal accents. Instrumental performances are technically impressive, but occasionally sloppy in an almost punk way. Lord Worm's vocals are all over the place, punctuating phrases with spewed, almost awkward rhythms. Blasphemy Made Flesh is Cryptopsy's debut full-length. It precedes 1996's classic None So Vile and unsurprisingly, as you would probably expect if you've heard NSV, doesn't surpass it. Not to say it's not a good album - I still love it, and all the elements which made None So Vile a classic are here, they're just less refined. Still, at first it's difficult to put a finger on why exactly this is apart from the obvious production differences, which I'll come to later it's still an excellent album, raw and brutal. Lord Worm's vocals are alread. Blasphemy Made Flesh Q&A. Producers Cryptopsy. More Cryptopsy albums. The Book of Suffering - Tome I & II. The Best of Us Bleed. Show all albums by Cryptopsy
