Lavadome productions presents:


Brutally Deceased - Dead Lovers' Guide CD

33 mins, 9 tracks full of pure, essential old school Death Metal raging in the vein of bands like Dismember, Entombed, Grave...

Samples:
http://www.myspace.com/brutallydeceasedband
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CD is €7.5 (Europe) & $10.5 (World), postage paid.
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The songs are concentrated outbursts of energy that more than show conviction to the chosen genre and while certainly not grounbreaking "Dead Lovers' Guide" is one of those albums that hardly can be put aside as worthless and boring.
- Voices From The Darkside (www.voicesfromthedarkside.de)

Even better for fans of the style, "Dead Lovers' Guide" is a superb tribute to the Beloved works of the Swedish greats.
- Blabbermouth.net

Refreshingly uncomplicated and delivered in such a way that it rises above mediocrity.
- Lords Of Metal (www.lordsofmetal.nl)

DEAD LOVERS' GUIDE is a classic 33 minutes of brutality. They don’t really let up for one minute. Well executed, well played, well delivered, Brutally Deceased have a lot of potential.
- Metal Rules (www.metal-rules.com)

I can clearly say this is the Absolute perfect release for any Swedish Death Metal maniacs out there!
- Pest webzine (http://pestwebzine.ucoz.com)

It’s got just about everything you could want in a released aimed at capturing an older sound.
- Mouth For War (www.mouthforwar.net)

The songs are Lightning quick, well composed, and actually very digestible! “Blissful Desecration” is a pummeling track with soaring leads that counterpunches the best in the genre. The drums, on this track, and actually the whole album, are Aggressive and played with both a confident and precise attack.
- The Metal Register (www.themetalregister.com)

They have captured what was so great about the Swedish bands spawned during the late eighties, early nineties. That thick, crunchy, guitar sound, the heavy, at times almost Punk-riffing, combined with those all important mournful melodic moments, the Insane drumming, the deep guttural vocal assaults, and obscure leads.
- Minacious zine (www.minacious.org)

It has all elements you'd need in an old school Death Metal band, it's all there and that is something that not every band can achieve.
- Tyrant Metal webzine (http://tyrantwebmetal.blogspot.com)

Many new bands attempt to play ‘old-school’ Swedish Death Metal but fail miserably, however Brutally Deceased excels in this department very nicely and created 33 minutes of retro-DM that fans of the genre will love.
- Infernal Masquerade (www.infernalmasquerade.com)