Stone To Flesh
Stone to Flesh formed in the United States in the late 1980s. Their debut album was called 'The Malleus Maleficarum,' and they followed it with another record...
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Stone to Flesh formed in the United States in the late 1980s. Their debut album was called 'The Malleus Maleficarum,' and they followed it with another record titled 'Reign of Terror.' The band's lineup included vocalist Damien Thorne, guitarist Ed Necro, and bassist Vlad Drac.
Their music drew attention for its extreme sound and lyrical content. One of their best-known tracks is 'Gods Of Perversity,' which became something of an underground anthem. Other songs in their catalog include 'My Demonic Face' and 'Serbian Wood.'
Stone to Flesh faced various forms of pushback during their active years. Some concerts were canceled, and certain record stores wouldn't carry their albums. The group developed a reputation as outsiders within the metal scene.
Damien Thorne's vocals were a central part of their sound. Ed Necro handled the guitar work. The band's recordings from that period remain points of reference for some listeners interested in that particular corner of extreme metal.
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