Sinister Slaughter
Album by Macabre
Released	1993
Recorded	September – October 1992
Genre	Death metal
Length
Label	Nuclear Blast
Producer(s)	Macabre, Jeff Cline
Professional reviews
All Music Guide (3/5) link
Macabre chronology
Gloom (1989)	Sinister Slaughter (1993)	Dahmer (2000)

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Track listing

1. "Nightstalker" (2:04) - Richard Ramirez
2. "The Ted Bundy Song" (1:18) - Ted Bundy
3. "Sniper in the Sky" (1:51) - Charles Whitman
4. "Montreal Massacre" (1:25) - Mark Lupine
5. "Zodiac" (3:46) - Zodiac killer
6. "James Pough, What The Hell Did You Do?!" (2:09) - James Edward Pough
7. "The Boston Strangler" (1:10) - Albert De Salvo
8. "Mary Bell" (0:43) - Mary Bell
9. "Mary Bell Reprise" (0:45) - Mary Bell
10. "Killing Spree (Postal Killer)" (1:21) - Patrick Sherrill
11. "Is It Soup Yet?" (1:18) - Daniel Rakowitz
12. "White Hen Decapitator" (2:30) - Michael Bethke
13. "Howard Unrah (What Have You Done Now?!)" (2:28) - Howard Unrah
14. "Gacy's Lot" (2:20) - John Wayne Gacy
15. "There Was A Young Man Who Blew Up A Plane" (2:10) - Jack Gilbert Graham
16. "Vampire Of Dusseldorf" (2:43) - Peter Kürten
17. "Shotgun Peterson" (2:48) - Christopher Peterson
18. "What's That Smell?" (3:02) - Jeffrey Dahmer
19. "Edmond Kemper Had A Horrible Temper" (2:34) - Edmund Kemper
20. "What The Heck Richard Speck (Eight Nurses You Wrecked)" (2:05) - Richard Speck
21. "Albert Was Worse Than Any Fish In The Sea" (1:31) - Albert Fish

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Personnel

• Corporate Death – guitars, vocals
• Nefarious – bass, vocals
• Dennis The Menace – drums