Gorguts - Considered Dead - 1991
Cover Art by Dan Seagrave.

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Gorguts - Considered Dead - 1991
Cover Art by Dan Seagrave.
Deicide, Gorguts
Roadrunner Records advert, 1993.
Taken from Black Death Nostalgia
Gorguts Quebec, Canada 1989-1993 band photos, performance still, and their 1993 sophomore LP, "The Erosion of Sanity"
One of the earliest examples of Canadian extreme metal, and technical death metal period.
From a scene that would later birth similar classic bands such as Cryptopsy and Martyr, this album is essential.
Strange riffs, ghoulish solos and a minor amount of experimentation culminate on this to produce a slow, battering form of tech-death.
Such a dense composition paired with the so-iconic Dan Seagrave art clears this as an invaluable artifact of early 90s death metal.
please listen to it 100 times if you haven't already....
Here's a few Gorguts appreciation memes I made to celebrate the fact I bought Obscura on vinyl today
Monstrosity - Imperial Doom (1992, Nuclear Blast)
Gorguts- Disincarnated (1991)
9:45 PM EDT May 26, 2026:
Gorguts - "Earthly Love" From the album Obscura (June 23, 1998)
Last song scrobbled from iTunes at Last.fm
File under: Beefheart Metal