Malevolent Creation
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| Malevolent Creation | |
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| Origin | Buffalo, New York |
| Genre(s) | Death metal (early) Death/Thrash metal (now) |
| Years active | 1987–present |
| Label(s) | Nuclear Blast, Arctic Music Group |
| Associated acts | Divine Empire, Cannibal Corpse |
| Website | www.malevolent-creation.com |
| Members | |
| Brett Hoffman Jon Rubin Phil Fasciana Marco Martell Fabian Aguirre |
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Malevolent Creation is a death metal band originally hailing from Buffalo, New York. Moving to Florida in 1988, they became a part of the emergent local death metal scene, landing a deal with Roadrunner Records. Their debut album, The Ten Commandments, became something of a landmark in the death metal underground, expanding on the early work of Slayer and fellow Floridians Death.[1]
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[edit] Members
[edit] Current members
- Brett Hoffman - vocals
- Jon Rubin - guitars
- Phil Fasciana - guitars
- Marco Martell - bass guitar
- Fabian Aguirre - drums
[edit] Former members
- Jim Nickles - guitars
- Kyle Symons - vocals
- Jeff Juszkiewicz - guitars
- Rob Barrett - guitars
- John Paul Soars - guitars
- Jason Hagan - guitar
- Gordon Simms - bass guitar
- Justin DiPinto- drums
- Alex Marquez - drums
- Mark Simpson - drums
- Tony Laureano - drums
- Derek Roddy - drums
- Dave Culross - drums
- Jason Blachowicz - bass guitar
[edit] Guest members
- James Murphy - Death, Disincarnate, Obituary - guest guitar solo on "Coronation of Our Domain" (Retribution)
- Mick Thomson - Slipknot - 2nd guitar solo on "Deliver My Enemy" (Doomsday X)
[edit] Discography
- The Ten Commandments, (Roadrunner Records, 1991)
- Retribution (Roadrunner Records, 1992)
- Stillborn (Roadrunner Records, 1993)
- Eternal (Pavement Music, 1995)
- Joe Black (Pavement Music, 1996)
- In Cold Blood (Pavement Music, 1997)
- The Fine Art of Murder (Pavement Music, 1998)
- Manifestation (Pavement Music, 2000) (Complication)
- Envenomed (Arctic Music Group, 2000)
- The Will to Kill (Arctic Music Group, 2002)
- Conquering South America (Arctic Music Group), 2004)
- Warkult (Nuclear Blast, 2004)
- Doomsday X (Nuclear Blast, 2007)
[edit] References
[edit] External links
- Malevolent Creation at the All Music Guide
- Official Site
- Myspace Page
- Band space: Biography, Discography etc
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