Cattle Decapitation - To Serve Man spo-notify-me-disabled Please note: it’s great not

Please note: it’s great not to forget them for the next turns

Conjureth slots in that bygone age of 1986-to-1989-style death metal with a heaping portion of thrash metal riffing and a dash of the technical side of things that would be unearthed a few years later

Rex LPs - provides a perfect snapshot of the era the press dubbed T

One feels when hearing this release as if the Gaza-strip is mastered from an outsize echo-appliance

Limited edition colored vinyl LP pressing

Cattle Decapitation - To Serve Man spo-notify-me-disabled Please note: it’s great notLimited clear colored vinyl LP pressing. It's hard to believe that it's been 20 years since Cattle Decapitation debuted on Metal Blade Records with 2002's To Serve Man. Up until that time the band had celebrated underground success with the acclaimed Homovore full length and two limited edition EPs. However, To Serve Man would be the release that introduced Cattle Decapitation to a broader grind audience, and in doing so saw controversy in Germany,