Weekend Poll: Which Classic North American Death Metal Band Had The Best Debut Album?

Angelcorpse – Hammer of Gods

Assück – Anticapital

Atheist – Piece of Time

Autopsy – Severed Survival

Baphomet – Inheritors of the Dead

Broken Hope – Swamped in Gore

Brutality – Screams of Anguish

Cannibal Corpse – Eaten Back to Life

Cianide – The Dying Truth

Cryptopsy – Blasphemy Made Flesh

Cynic – Focus

Death – Scream Bloody Gore

Deeds Of Flesh – Trading Pieces

Deicide – Deicide

Disincarnate – Dreams of the Carrion Kind

Dying Fetus – Purification Through Violence

Gorguts – Considered Dead

Gutted – Bleed for Us to Live

Hate Eternal – Conquering the Throne

Immolation – Dawn of Possession

Impetigo – Ultimo mondo cannibale

Incantation – Onward to Golgotha

Infester – To the Depths, in Degradation

Internal Bleeding – Voracious Contempt

Jungle Rot – Skin the Living

Kataklysm – Sorcery

Malevolent Creation – The Ten Commandments

Malignancy – Intrauterine Cannibalism

Martyr – Hopeless Hopes

Massacre – From Beyond

Master – Master

Monstrosity – Imperial Doom

Morbid Angel – Altars of Madness

Morpheus Descends – Ritual of Infinity

Morta Skuld – Dying Remains

Mortician – Hacked Up for Barbecue

Necrophagia – Season of the Dead

Neuraxis – Imagery

Nile – Amongst the Catacombs of Nephren-Ka

Nocturnus – The Key

Obituary – Slowly We Rot

Obliveon – From This Day Forward

Oppressor – Solstice of Oppression

Possessed – Seven Churches

Pyrexia – Sermon of Mockery

Quo Vadis – Forever…

Revenant – Prophecies Of A Dying World

Ripping Corpse – Dreaming with the Dead

Rottrevore – Iniquitous

Sadus – Illusions

Six Feet Under – Haunted

Skinless – Progression Towards Evil

Suffocation – Effigy of the Forgotten

Vital Remains – Let Us Pray