Solstice 1992
Track list
1. Transmogrified 03:46
2. Cleansed of Impurity 04:02
3. Eternal Waking 03:38
4. Survival Reaction 03:03
5. S.M.D. (Carnivore cover) 02:24
6. Netherworld 04:42
7. Plastcized 03:25
8. Catalysmic Outburst 03:27
9. Aberration 04:19
2. Cleansed of Impurity 04:02
3. Eternal Waking 03:38
4. Survival Reaction 03:03
5. S.M.D. (Carnivore cover) 02:24
6. Netherworld 04:42
7. Plastcized 03:25
8. Catalysmic Outburst 03:27
9. Aberration 04:19
Total playing time 32:46
Genre: Death/Thrash Metal
Lyrical themes: Society, Death, Suffering, Aberration
Current label: CXD
Lyrical themes: Society, Death, Suffering, Aberration
Current label: CXD
Country of origin: United States
Location: Miami, Florida
Status: Active
Year of creation: 1990
Location: Miami, Florida
Status: Active
Year of creation: 1990
Line up:
Rob Barrett - Guitar, Vocals
Dennis Munoz - Guitar (Demolition Hammer, Iniquitous)
Mark Van Erp - Bass
Alex Marquez - Drums
Dennis Munoz - Guitar (Demolition Hammer, Iniquitous)
Mark Van Erp - Bass
Alex Marquez - Drums
Guest musicians :
James Murphy - Guitar Solos on track 2 & 4
Backing vocals on "S.M.D." by Tony TeeGarden (Cynic), Scott Burns & James Murphy.
All songs except for #5 written by Barret/Marquez.
'S.M.D.' written by Peter Steele.
Produced by SOLSTICE.
Engineered by Scott Burns (assisted by Brian, Mark & Sean).
Recorded & mixed at Morrisound Recording, Tampa, FL.
Cover artwork by Edward J. Repka.
Originally titled "The Sentencing".
Re-released by Century Media.
Re-released by Steamhammer in 1995, but without lyrics and with a different color scheme for the logo.
James Murphy - Guitar Solos on track 2 & 4
Backing vocals on "S.M.D." by Tony TeeGarden (Cynic), Scott Burns & James Murphy.
All songs except for #5 written by Barret/Marquez.
'S.M.D.' written by Peter Steele.
Produced by SOLSTICE.
Engineered by Scott Burns (assisted by Brian, Mark & Sean).
Recorded & mixed at Morrisound Recording, Tampa, FL.
Cover artwork by Edward J. Repka.
Originally titled "The Sentencing".
Re-released by Century Media.
Re-released by Steamhammer in 1995, but without lyrics and with a different color scheme for the logo.
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