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Building off the speed and complexity of thrash metal, death metal emerged during the mid 1980s. It was mainly inspired by thrash metal acts like Slayer, Kreator and Celtic Frost. Along with the band Death and its frontman Chuck Schuldiner (who is often referred to as "the father of death metal"), bands like Possessed and Morbid Angel are often considered pioneers of the genre. In the late 1980s and early 1990s, death metal gained more media attention as popular record labels like Earache Records and Roadrunner Records.

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‘Battle Order’, successor to ‘Unexplained Deep Space Phenomenon’ (2001) by Hengelo, Netherlands based Death Metallers Escutcheon will be in stores as of January 20th 2009. The band, consisting of Alwin Zuur (Guitars), Herman Hofman (Vocals), Harry Kettelarij (Bass), Daniel Centiago (Drums) and Guido de Jongh (Guitars) partnered with Deity Down Records in order to do so.

The CD totals 9 melodic yet brutal Death Metal compositions inspired by the early 1990's Göteborg style. The songs ‘Kill Mode’, ‘Dead Of Tomorrow’ as well as the title track can be listened to on http://www.myspace.com/escutcheonhomebase.


Track listing and Artwork:

1 . Transient In Oblivion
2 . The Eucharist
3 . Dead Of Tomorrow
4 . Fear Based Denial
5 . Kill Mode
6 . Terrestrial Radiation
7 . Battle Order
8 . Shadow Zone
9 . Dimension Crossed

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