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Death Metal was always meant to be raw, rotten and bitter. Hailing from Newcastle upon Tyne, England, that's the sound LIVE BURIAL have set for themselves. The debut 'Forced Back to Live' is now released by Dunkelheit Produktionen! Heavy Death Metal with slight touches of Doom, Sludge, Despair and a whole manner of unpleasantness! Expect intense bass energy, putrefied riffs and sick solos. Sounds that will pull you out from your premature death and force you into another wretched existence! LIVE BURIAL recreate the macabre atmosphere and emotions that can only be found in memories of the late 80s/early 90's. Riffs come out in masses, drums punch down like a sledgehammer, and vocals bellow out so haunting they summon the dead to terrorise the living! LIVE BURIAL have the potential to attract the whole scene. Only this way should Death Metal sound! Recorded at First Avenue Studios (Newcastle upon Tyne, UK) by Dave "The Mixing Desk Slave" Curle (SATAN, BLITZKRIEG, etc.). Mixing and mastering by Dan Lowndes of Resonance Sound Studios (CRUCIAMENTUM). The album also features horror score merchant Slasher Dave (ACID WITCH) with a ghoulish composition to introduce the album. If you worship the sound of ASPHYX, PESTILENCE and early PARADISE LOST, your raw lust for old school Death Metal will be fulfilled by this album! Available as heavy vinyl edition (180g) with 220 gsm inner-sleeve and 300 gsm cardsleeve cover. Also available as CD edition and Digital.

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• Mixed/Mastered by Dan Lowndes of Resonance Sound Studios (CRUCIAMENTUM)
• Features Slasher Dave (ACID WITCH) with a ghoulish composition to introduce the album!
• Unrelenting old-school Death Metal with a slight touch of Death/Doom and Sludge
• Essential for fans of ASPHYX, PESTILENCE and PARADISE LOST (“Lost Paradise” & “Gothic” days...)
• Young aspiring band from England (Newcastle upon Tyne)
• Recorded at First Avenue Studios (Newcastle upon Tyne, UK) by Dave 'The Mixing Desk Slave' Curle (SATAN, BLITZKRIEG, etc.)

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'... a very great sounding old school death metal band with a touch of sludge and doom and if you are a fan of those musical genres, you should c heck out this band.' - 8/10

     —Doomed To Darkness

'Excellent production invokes metal of the past while Live Burial prove their interpretation of the style will burn on like a witch burning pyre into the future.' - 5/5

     —thydemonsbescribblin.com

'Excellent death metal album' - 9/10

     —metalrulez.pl

'A storming debut here from the Newcastle boys, and there will be a struggle to top this as one of my top releases of this year. Uncompromising, unrelenting, unstoppable. Watch these guys carefully.'

     —The Killchain

'This release is packed with enough energy to make your heart-and your head-explode. It gets your adrenaline going right off the bat and gets you fit and in the mood for a murderous rampage.'

     —Cadaver Garden

'This incredible release is a must have for fans of old school death metal.' - 5/5

     —Aisha Al-Sadie, planetmosh.com

'If you need to find a band that sounds like Asphyx, Autopsy, Obituary or Bolt Thrower, you need to focus on Live Burial now.' - 89/100

     —Matthieu Lelievre, insidethecoffin.com

'One of the best debuts of the year without doubt: LIVE BURIAL' - 9/10

     —Josete y Sonia, rockenportada.com

'The singer has a voice that comes straight from the dead...' - 5/5

     —Mathieu Visiedo-Perez, Daily Rock France

'This record is just amazing, the extreme oldschool fan will find his fullfillment here.' - 8/10

     —Joxe Schaefer, Crossfire-Metal.de

'The riffs are sharp like polished sabers and the vocals throw the listener without problems to the wall.' - 7/10

     —Björn Backes, Powermetal.de

'... a absolute reputable work!' - 8/10

     —Stefan Franke, Deaf Forever

'In fact this whole band is on fire and with this being only their first album, have the potential to go far, with the musicianship on offer being outstanding and the music brutal.' - 9/10

     —Michael Bischoff, Metal Temple