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Disincarnate

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The Profile

Disincarnate is an American death metal band led by guitarist James Murphy. They released the full-length Dreams of the Carrion Kind in 1993, preceded by the 1992 demo Soul Erosion. Known for a dark, old-school approach with technical guitar work.

Dreams of the Carrion Kind is their only full-length studio album; a reissue includes tracks from the 1992 demo Soul Erosion.

A single review digs into Disincarnate’s 1993 full-length, praising its dark, old-school death metal ethos and James Murphy’s technical guitar work. Drumming is precise yet restrained, production is dirty, and vocals are standard early-’90s growls. The album is framed as a cult piece worth hearing at least once, with a recommended reissue that includes the 1992 demo Soul Erosion.

Notable Quotes

❝ "Dreams Of The Carrion Kind" is a work to be heard at least once in a lifetime: although it is not the best Death album of the early nineties, I believe that, if you want to delve deeper into this branch of Metal, it cannot be ignored.