Torture Killer
Torture Killer formed in Buffalo, New York in 1987. The band's sound was built around down-tuned guitars, guttural vocals, and lyrics that dealt with death...
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Torture Killer formed in Buffalo, New York in 1987. The band's sound was built around down-tuned guitars, guttural vocals, and lyrics that dealt with death and violence.
Songs like 'Forever Dead' and 'I Killed You' show their approach clearly. They released several albums including 'Slaughterhouse' in 1993 and 'Demonic Rituals' in 1996, with 'Fury of the Fallen' arriving much later in 2014.
The lineup included Steve Rehm on vocals, Kirk Ferrer on guitar, Danny Lilker on bass, and Mark Zavon on drums. Their music found an audience among extreme metal listeners who appreciated its unflinching quality.
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