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| 1 | Lunatic of God's Creation [Demo Version] | Asheim/Benton/Deici | 2:51 |
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| 2 | Sacrificial Suicide [Demo Version] | Benton/Hoffman/Ashe | 2:56 |
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| 3 | Crucifixation [Demo Version] | Benton/Deicide/Hoff | 3:49 |
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| 4 | Carnage in the Temple of the Damned [Demo Version] | Hoffman/Deicide/Ash | 3:07 |
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| 5 | Dead by Dawn [Demo Version] | Hoffman/Benton/Hoff | 4:00 |
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| 6 | Blaspherereion [Demo Version] | Benton/Asheim/Deici | 4:16 |
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| 7 | Feasting the Beast (Intro) [Demo Version] | Deicide/Hoffman/Ash | :51 |
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| 8 | Sacrificial Suicide [Demo Version] | Asheim/Deicide/Bent | 2:57 |
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| 9 | Day of Darkness [Demo Version] | Deicide/Hoffman/Ash | 2:12 |
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| 10 | Oblivious to Nothing [Demo Version] | Hoffman/Benton/Deic | 2:48 |
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Editorial Reviews
Amon: Feasting the Beast
Audio Compact Disc
Label: Roadrunner Records
Style: Death Metal
Amon: Feasting the Beast
UPC: 016861911126
Release Date: 01/19/1993
Original Release Date: 01/19/1993
Number of Discs: 1
- Deicide
Main Performer
Vincent Jeffries
One thing that can be said about Deicide: they mean what they're saying. Outspoken Satanist and bandleader Glen Benton's vocals on Amon: Feasting the Beast emit a palpable conviction that's rare in metal, and music in general. Even without knowledge of the musician's many conflicts with Christians, or his hatred for God in general, the wrath and terror he exudes on record comes across as being very real. This is no showbiz put on -- it's the real thing. As unnerving as that might strike some people, there's a certain frivolousness associated with extreme music that this conviction strips away, making Deicide a much more noteworthy (and perhaps worthwhile) act. It's hard to say that so much venom necessarily makes for good music, but it is definitely what fans of this kind of music (generally considered death metal, although Deicide fervently renounces this or any categorization) are looking for. Things are at their scariest on "Crucifixiation" and the angular "Day of Darkness," but there isn't a song included that's anything short of relentless. Amon: Feasting the Beast doesn't rank among the best Deicide offerings, however, the record adheres to the group's high standard of heaviness. ~ Vincent Jeffries, Rovi
