English death/thrash metal band noted for early-1990s releases; early lineup included guitarist James Murphy and albums such as To the Gory End and Death Shall Rise.

Reviewed DeBaser material highlights Death Shall Rise as a landmark. James Murphy is cited as having played with the band. Black Faith shows a move toward groove/thrash influences; The Weight Of The World EP is described as old-school punk rock in one review.

DeBaser hosts three reviews focused on Cancer's work from raw death metal to later stylistic turns. Reviewers highlight Death Shall Rise as a landmark, note James Murphy's involvement, and discuss stylistic shifts on Black Faith and The Weight Of The World.

For:Fans of old-school death metal and 1990s thrash

 “Death Shall Rise” is the history of Death metal and is also, perhaps even more so, a measurement gauge of this type of music.

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 So if you are incurable nostalgics and constantly look back at the good things that happened in the metal and rock universe in those three/four years from 1992 to 1995, then "Black Faith" is the chance to renew your wardrobe and rediscover a gem you probably missed.

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 an EP that exudes old-school punk rock from the first to the last moment.

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