Acid Death
Acid Death formed in 1987 with Jim Konya on vocals and guitar, Dave Carruth on bass, and Scott Carlson on drums. They were an American death metal band active...
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Acid Death formed in 1987 with Jim Konya on vocals and guitar, Dave Carruth on bass, and Scott Carlson on drums. They were an American death metal band active through the late 1980s and 1990s, releasing albums like 'Delirium Tremens' in 1989 and 'A/I' in 1992. Konya handled most of the songwriting, and the lineup stayed fairly consistent during their run.
Their sound was built on grinding guitars and guttural vocals, with songs like 'Curse Of Flesh' and 'Frozen Heart' showing their abrasive style. The 1992 album 'A/I' became a cult favorite for its extreme approach and concept about artificial intelligence.
Acid Death broke up in 1997 due to internal conflicts and personal issues among the members. Their music, particularly the album 'A/I' and tracks like 'Liquid Heaven' and 'My Destination', still gets attention from death metal listeners who appreciate their uncompromising sound.
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