Autopsy
Autopsy formed in Oakland, California in the late 1980s. Their debut album 'Severed Survival' came out in 1989, followed by 'Mental Funeral' in 1991 and 'Acts...
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Autopsy formed in Oakland, California in the late 1980s. Their debut album 'Severed Survival' came out in 1989, followed by 'Mental Funeral' in 1991 and 'Acts of the Unspeakable' in 1992. The band's lineup has stayed fairly steady with Chris Reifert on vocals and drums, Danny Coralles and Eric Cutler on guitar, and Joe Trevisano on bass.
Their songs like 'After The Cutting' and 'Arch Cadaver' work with heavy riffs and lyrics about death and gore. The music doesn't follow thrash or traditional metal patterns, instead creating an unsettling atmosphere that appealed to a specific audience.
Autopsy's graphic content drew some criticism, but their refusal to soften their approach kept them firmly in the extreme metal underground rather than chasing mainstream acceptance.
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