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Altars of Madness is Morbid Angel's debut album, and a milestone in the history of Death Metal for its deep and lasting impact on the genre. Morbid Angel is a Florida-based death metal band assembled in 1983 and have helped shape the death metal genre. ... Death metal is a type of heavy metal music (with prominent thrash metal influences) that emerged in the United States (especially Florida and California), Europe (especially the United Kingdom and Sweden) and Canada in the late 1980s and early 1990s. ...


Tracklist

  1. Immortal Rites
  2. Suffocation
  3. Visions from the Darkside
  4. Maze of Torment
  5. Lord of All Fevers and Plague
  6. Chapel of Ghouls
  7. Bleed for the Devil
  8. Damnation
  9. Blasphemy
  10. Evil Spells

This album was released in 1989, and remastered in 2003 with 'remixed' versions of Maze of Torment, Chapel of Ghouls and Blaspemy.


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Encyclopaedia Metallum - Morbid Angel - Altars of Madness (143 words)
Encyclopaedia Metallum - Morbid Angel - Altars of Madness
Also re-released as a picture disc limited to 1500 copies.
Altars Of Madness (Picture Disk 2006) reissued: on vinyl 2002, European
Metal Divinity | The Metal Page (5211 words)
While the art of 'Altars Of Madness' was professional but still had an endearing, amateur quality, 'Blessed Are The Sick' was much darker and, in a way, more serious.
Where 'Altars Of Madness' was a celebration of the metaphysical power granted by Satan, this album is quite worldly, celebrating sin not for it's strike against god, but for pleasure in and of itself.
While Satan is the protagonist of 'Altars', crafting Morbid Angel into willing tools of his bidding, the band seizes control of its own destiny in 'Blessed', only worshipping a pantheon of H.P. Lovecraft's mythical demiurges for their own motives, not for an actual reverence of those powers greater than them.
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