Denial of God
Denial of God formed in Massachusetts in 1991 with Jon Shaw on vocals, Dave Suzuki and John Kopchick on guitars, Steve Marois on bass, and Derek Roddy on...
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Denial of God formed in Massachusetts in 1991 with Jon Shaw on vocals, Dave Suzuki and John Kopchick on guitars, Steve Marois on bass, and Derek Roddy on drums. Their early sound drew from thrash bands like Slayer and Kreator, along with the more experimental approaches of Celtic Frost and Death.
Their 1994 debut album 'The Calling' included 'The Crying Usher,' a track whose lyrics about religious oppression and suicide drew criticism from conservative groups. The band faced accusations of promoting anti-Christian sentiment, though they continued working without changing their approach.
They released three more albums after that: 'The Creation Process' in 1996, 'The Inverted Rites' in 1999, and 'Purifying Fire' in 2005. Other songs in their catalog include 'A Night in Transylvania,' 'Behind The Coffin's Lid,' and 'Black Horror Metal.'
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