Gorelust were regarded as one of the best live bands of their time, the young Quebec band disbanded within the year of the release of Reign Of Lunacy in 1995. The release itself was limited to 1000 units when released by New World Symphony Records.
The album has been dedicated to Steeve Hurdle of Gorguts who sadly passed away earlier 1992 and who alongside band mate Luc Lemay at the time, contributed backing vocals to Reign Of Lunacy. The album is a raw and brutal exercise for the senses, a merciless assault of technical and uncompromising death metal brought by the combined might of vocalist Jean Beaulieu, guitarist Martin Fournier, bassist Pascal Chevrier, and Francis Marmen on drums.
The album has been dedicated to Steeve Hurdle of Gorguts who sadly passed away earlier 1992 and who alongside band mate Luc Lemay at the time, contributed backing vocals to Reign Of Lunacy. The album is a raw and brutal exercise for the senses, a merciless assault of technical and uncompromising death metal brought by the combined might of vocalist Jean Beaulieu, guitarist Martin Fournier, bassist Pascal Chevrier, and Francis Marmen on drums.
• Discography:
- Demo 1993
- Gorelust / Morkeum (Split 1994)
- Reign of Lunacy (1995)
- We Are the Undead (2015)
- Demo 1993
- Gorelust / Morkeum (Split 1994)
- Reign of Lunacy (1995)
- We Are the Undead (2015)
European release.
-Tracklist:
1. Indigestible Human Remains 02:22
2. Bleed Upon the Cross 03:28
3. Sclerosed Brain Eater 03:07
4. Anthropophagist 04:10
5. Gorelust 02:57
6. Reign of Lunacy 03:08
7. Extreme Aggressions (Kreator cover) 04:20
8. Abhorrence Beyond Repugnance 02:28
9. Infant Devourment 03:47
9. Infant Devourment 03:47
-Line up:
- Jeff Olivier: guitars
- Martin Fournier: guitars
- Jean Beaulieu: vocals
- Francis Marmen: drums
- Pascal Chevrier: bass.
- Martin Fournier: guitars
- Jean Beaulieu: vocals
- Francis Marmen: drums
- Pascal Chevrier: bass.
Label: Cryptic Soul Production.
Recorded, mixed and mastered at Le Studio Victor.
The band had a deal with Cryptic Soul Production to release their debut
in Europe. However, the label did some things the band didn't approve
of, like the recoloured artwork and switch-up in song order. Therefore,
this release is partly unofficial.
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