Name: Dying of Everything
Brand: Obituary

Bonus disc

Bonus disc: No

Catalogue number

RR75201

Colour

Orange

Colour details

Orange Krush

Discogs ID

Format multiplier

Download code

Download code: No

Rough Trade Exclusive

Rough Trade Exclusive: No

Extended format

Extended format: No

Format detail

Format Music GB

Limited edition

Release date

2023-01-13

Signed copies

Signed copies: No

Supplier GB

The Orchard

Tax rate GB

Standard:20

UPC / Barcode

781676752010

Total Cap

1 / LP / Orange

RR75202

781676752027

1 / CD

Artist

Obituary

Genre GB

Metal

Label GB

Relapse Records

Obituary is a death metal band hailing from Tampa, Florida. Originally formed in 1985 as *Xecutioner*, the band later changed their name to *Executioner* before finally settling on Obituary just before the release of their debut album in 1989. After disbanding in 1997, they made a comeback in 2005 and have since been actively touring and releasing new material.
With their brutal sound and intense lyrics, Obituary has become one of the most influential bands in the death metal genre. Their music is characterized by heavy guitar riffs, guttural vocals, and relentless drumming that create an atmosphere of darkness and aggression.
Similar to other iconic death metal acts like Deicide, Malevolent Creation, and Morbid Angel, Obituary's music pushes boundaries and explores themes of mortality, violence, and despair. Their discography includes acclaimed albums such as "Slowly We Rot" (1989), "Cause of Death" (1990), and "Frozen in Time" (2005).

Legendary death metal icons Obituary return with their highly anticipated new album. Dying Of Everything destroys in the time-honoured tradition of early Obituary classics Slowly We Rot and Cause of Death while maintaining the killer studio sound that the band has been perfecting in their own studio since 2007’s monstrous Xecutioner’s Return. Track after track, Obituary solidify their legacy as a death metal institution, churning out some of the heaviest riffs in their career. Like just about every album in their vast catalogue, Dying Of Everything is instantly memorable; it’s a skill that Obituary have only improved upon over the years. It’s unusual for a band that’s been around since the ’80s to be doing some of their best work in the 2020s, but that’s exactly what they have accomplished through their do-it-yourself attitude and relentless touring on a worldwide level. “I think it comes down to passion,” vocalist John Tardy offers. “I say this all the time, but if something’s not fun, I’m not gonna do it. And we’re having more fun than ever.”

Dying of Everything

Music GB