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Malevolent Creation
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| Malevolent Creation | ||
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| Background information | ||
| Genre(s) | Death metal | |
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. Since their first record, 1990's The Ten Commandments, they have established themselves as leading practitioners of the musical form. Fasciana is the guitarist that is often credited with incorporating Slayer like tendencies in his riffing style.[citation needed]
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- Brett Hoffman- vocals
- Jon Rubin- guitars
- Phil Fasciana- guitars
- Jason Blachowicz- bass
- Dave Culross- drums
- Kyle Symons - vocals
- Jeff Juszkiewicz - guitars
- Rob Barrett - guitars
- John Paul Soars - guitars
- Jason Hagan - guitar
- Gordy Simms - bass
- Justin DiPinto- drums
- Alex Marquez - drums
- Mark Simpson - drums
- Tony Laureano - drums
- Derek Roddy - drums
- Dave Culross - drums on Eternal album
- The Ten Commandments, (Roadrunner Records, 1990)
- 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)
- Envenomed (Arctic Music, 2000)
- The Will to Kill (Nuclear Blast, 2002)
- Conquering South America (Nuclear Blast, 2004)
- Warkult (Nuclear Blast, 2004)
- Doomsday X (to be released in 2007)
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