Pathologist
Pathologist formed in 1987, reportedly started by medical students with an interest in anatomy. Their early material like 'Anatomical Necropsy' and 'Cadaveric...
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Pathologist formed in 1987, reportedly started by medical students with an interest in anatomy. Their early material like 'Anatomical Necropsy' and 'Cadaveric Metamorphoses' leaned into medical themes with a straightforward death metal approach.
They released several albums in the early 1990s including 'Embryonic Necropsy' in 1990 and 'Slaughterhouse Medicals' in 1992. The band's live shows sometimes involved simulated medical procedures, which drew attention beyond just the music.
Their lineup included Mike Murphy on vocals, Steven Swan and Tim Green on guitars, Mark Smith on bass, and Dave Astor on drums. They kept recording through the mid-1990s with albums like 'Forensic Pathology' and 'Lamentations of the Insane' before slowing down later in the decade.
Songs like 'Cannibalistic Disfigurment' and 'Carcass Dismemberment' show their consistent focus on anatomical themes within a death metal framework. They developed a following among listeners drawn to that particular niche.
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