Asphyx GOD CRIES LP SplatterDeath metal vinyl dissection dismember
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Brand new LP. Photos are stock images.
orange/white splatter limited to 300 copies
ASPHYX GOD CRIES LP SPLATTER
Floga Records, splatter orange/white vinyl, gatefold. Officially released. Imported from GREECE's FLOGA RECORDS
Tracks:
God Cries It Awaits My Beloved Enemy Died Yesterday Cut-Throat Urges Slaughtered in Sodom Frozen Soul Fear My Greed The Blood I Spilled Genres: Death Metal
Tools From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia For the film, see The Asphyx. Asphyx Asphyx performing in London, 2007 Asphyx performing in London, 2007 Background information Origin Oldenzaal, Overijssel, Netherlands Genres Death metaldeath-doom Years active 1987–19941995–19961997–20002007–present Labels Century Media Spinoffs Soulburn Hail of Bullets Grand Supreme Blood Court Members Martin van Drunen Paul Baayens Alwin Zuur Stefan Hüskens Past members Bob Bagchus Tony Brookhuis Eric Daniels Joost Chuck Colli Theo Loomans Ron van Pol Sander van Hoof Heiko Hanke Ronny van der Wey Wannes Gubbels Website asphyx.nl Asphyx is a Dutch death metal band formed in Oldenzaal, Overijssel in 1987.
History The band was formed in 1987 by Bob Bagchus and Tony Brookhuis. Joost was picked up for vocals and bass, but was replaced by Chuck Colli after the release of the first demo Carnage Remains.[1] This line-up released the Enter the Domain demo after, which Eric Daniels was found as a second guitarist.[2] In March 1989, Colli was replaced by Theo Loomans and the band recorded the Crush the Cenotaph demo. Brookhuis then left the band and the remaining three recorded Embrace the Death, an album which was never released because of label problems.
After leaving Pestilence in the early 1990s, Martin van Drunen joined Asphyx and the band signed to Century Media Records.[3] After the release of their first album, The Rack, they went on a European tour with Entombed, followed by a tour with Bolt Thrower and Benediction in 1992. Shortly after the recording of the second album, Last One on Earth, van Drunen left the band, to be replaced by Ron van der Pol. Eventually Bagchus left the band as well and was replaced by Sander van Hoof.
In 1994, the band released its third, self-titled album, but broke up shortly afterward. In 1995, Loomans and Bagchus reformed Asphyx and recorded God Cries. Around the same time, the Embrace the Death album, recorded in 1990, was released. Nevertheless, the band split up again after the release. In 1998, Loomans died when a train hit his car. The circumstances suggest it was an act of suicide. Some time later, Soulburn was founded by Bagchus and Daniels and, together with Pentacle singer and bass guitarist Wannes Gubbels, they recorded Feeding on Angels.[4] In 1999, they renamed the project Asphyx and recorded the On the Wings of Inferno album with the same line up. However, Asphyx disbanded again in 2000.[5]
In January 2007, the band re-united with van Drunen, Gubbels, Paul Baayens and Bagchus. They did not intend to record a new album, but focused only on live performances. However, in January 2008, they recorded a cover of a Celtic Frost song and a new song called "Death...The Brutal Way". In July 2008, they announced that new material was being prepared. Death...The Brutal Way was released in June 2009 by Century Media.[6][7] It was released in North America by Ibex Moon Records on 18 August 2009, quickly becoming the distributor's best seller.[8]
On 30 November 2011 Asphyx finished recording on their eighth studio album entitled Deathhammer which was set to be released on 27 February 2012 in Europe and 28 February 2012 in North America via Century Media Records.[9][10]
In March 2014, founding member Bob Bagchus parted ways from the band and leaving the band with no original members. He was replaced by Stefan Hüskens as the new drummer.
On 14 October 2015, Asphyx made an announcement they are working on a new album at the end of November for the long-awaited Deathhammer follow up and begin their first tour at Latin America.[11]
Isn’t it weird. One of the most unknown and unpopular albums from Asphyx is actually my favorite one. Being the only album without guitarist Eric Daniels (who had just disbanded a totally different incarnation of Asphyx with Ron van Pol and Sander van Hoof), this album was written and recorded by original drummer Bob Bachus and demo bassplayer-vocalist Theo Loomans who also played guitar this time. Although DeadHead guitarist Ronnie v/d Wey is mentioned in the line-up of Asphyx at this stage, I’ve read somewhere he in fact only played live with the band and not on this album(!)
Whereas Asphyx normally included huge amounts of doom on their albums, this was almost totally absent on God Cries, giving the impression this could hardly have been called a regular Asphyx album. Maybe that's why some fans didn't like it much. Yet I did and I know I am not alone in this. The album is a short, straight forward and fast piece of brutal death metal with some thrash metal riffs thrown in. Catchy tunes with high standard riffing and one of the best drumming performances from Bob Bachus in his entire Asphyx career. Was Theo Loomans better than Martin van Drunen? Yes, in a way he was! Their vocals didn’t differ that much but Loomans turned out to be a gifted instrumentalist and composer.
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