Cessation Of Life
Cessation of Life formed in Pittsburgh in 1992 with Jimmy Galante on vocals, Mike Brown and Matt Robison on guitars, Dave Grubb on bass, and Ryan Brightwell...
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Cessation of Life formed in Pittsburgh in 1992 with Jimmy Galante on vocals, Mike Brown and Matt Robison on guitars, Dave Grubb on bass, and Ryan Brightwell on drums. They played a raw, uncompromising style of death metal that leaned heavily on blast beats and guttural vocals.
Their song 'Johnny Wants a Six Pack' gives a sense of their approach, direct, aggressive, and lyrically focused on darker themes. The band's music and imagery sometimes drew protests and bans from mainstream outlets, but they kept playing shows and recording without much compromise.
They never became a mainstream act, but their early-90s work found an audience in the underground metal scene that valued intensity over polish.
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