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Benediction Grind Bastard Organized Chaos 2CD Reissue 2008 CRUELTY

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Grind Bastard


01 04:39 Deadfall
02 04:14 Agonised
03 03:09 West of Hell
04 04:51 Magnificat
05 03:38 Nervebomb
06 04:20 Electric Eye
07 07:23 Grind Bastard
08 03:14 Shadow World
09 05:36 The Bodiless
10 03:51 Carcinoma Angel
11 02:41 We the Freed
12 04:20 Destroyer
13 07:20 I
14 04:36 Violation Domain (Live) (Bonus Track)
15 03:43 Subconscious Terror (Live) (Bonus Track)
16 03:56 Visions in the Shroud (Live) (Bonus Track)


Organized Chaos



01 06:13 Suicide Rebellion
02 04:14 Stigmata
03 03:45 Suffering Feeds Me
04 03:47 Diary of A Killer
05 02:38 The Temple of Set
06 04:42 Nothing on the Inside
07 05:12 Easy Way to Die
08 03:54 Don't Look in the Mirror
09 05:11 This Graveyard Earth
10 02:15 Charon
11 06:33 I Am the Disease
12 05:08 Organized Chaos
13 02:29 We Are the League (Bonus Track)



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Dave Hunt - vocals
Darren Brooks - guitar
Peter Rew - guitar
Frank Healy - bass
Neil Hutton - drums

Originally formed back in February 1989 around the line-up of Paul Adams (bass), Peter Rew (guitars), Darren Brookes (guitars) and Mark "Barney" Greenway, who later became a vocalist with Napalm Death, Birmingham based BENEDICTION draw the interest of NUCLEAR BLAST RECORDS with their first demo The Dreams You Dread, which was released the same year.
Their first album, Subconscious Terror saw its' release in 1990, followed by the departure of Barney, joining Napalm Death. The crashing debut was received well and a new vocalist, Dave Ingram was found soon. The band worked hard to escape the ghost of Greenway and during the ensuring extensive touring schedule
1991 saw the band back out with Bolt Thrower and Nocturnus and here Ingram really shows his metal, so much that the ghost of Greenway was condemned to death at a stroke. The band completed work on their second album, The Grand Leveller and the difference in the writing was a revelation, attracting international acclaim throughout the Death Metal Market. Having already completed one European tour with Massacra during the year between the recording and the mixing of the album, the band now took to the road again with Dismember. After that tour Paul Adams departed, fed up with the road, work, the band, it was yet another kick in the teeth for this UK band. Seemingly undeterred though, the band was back in studio in December 1991 with Darren playing bass on a new EP, Dark Is The Season, which included a punishing cover of the old Anvil stalwart Forged In Fire, and January 1992 saw the band back in Europe again with Asphyx and Bolt Thrower. Dark Is The Season was yet another big success that proved that perseverance is still a virtue to be admired in today's cut and thrust business.

Later that year they found their new bassist, Frank Healy, at that time with Cerebral Fix. Frank joined BENDICTION as a full time member just as they whisked off to Israel and a heaving Tel Aviv was his initiation.

In 1993 BENEDICTION unleashed their massive Transcend The Rubicon upon mankind. The album's release was followed by the extensive World Violation tour with Cemetery and Atheist throughout Europe, USA, Canada and again Israel. After that tour, Ian Treacy left the band due to mounting personal differences. After The Grotesque - Ashen Epitaph EP, which featured two brand new songs and three crushing live tracks Neil Hutton, an 18-year-old drumming wonder, replaced him on a permanent basis. He had his initiation on the 11 dates of the NUCLEAR BLAST NEW YEARS FESTIVALS, which
took place in January 1995 and saw BENEDICTION'S awesome live performances on German, Dutch, Austrian, Swiss and Czech stages. Meanwhile the band has already put the finishing touches to their fourth full length album The Dreams You Dread. Yet another massive impact on the worldwide metal scene followed by even more skull crushing live shows.

BENEDICTION formed a close relationship with Death, touring extensively with them at Chuck Shuldiners request, the sadly missed Death legend being just one of many musicians who have infinite respect for BENEDICTIONS 'no-shit' approach and dedication to their genre.

Their next album 'Grind Bastard' was launched with yet another raging tour seeing the band break new territories in the former Eastern Block countries.

They were taken on board by TCI agency in New York who now books all of their live work and touring.

This led to yet more mayhemic touring, including another European tour with Death, which was sadly to be Chuck's last.
This tour coincided with the departure of vocalist Dave Ingram (eventually to go on to join fellow grinding veterans Bolt Thrower) and the introduction of new vocalist Dave Hunt. What could have been a difficult period for the band was settled in Benediction's usual 'not a problem' style and within a couple of shows, the band were getting to know one another and building back up to full Benediciton power. Having settled in with Dave on the road with Death, the band went on to play a heap of shows including touring with Black Metal masters Immortal, and even being on the road in Paris on the fateful day of 9/11/01!

Their most recent album was as before released through Nuclear Blast in October 2001. Entitled 'Organised Chaos', it was again produced by Andy Sneap, and saw a welcome return to recording for them and of course, was launched with more skull crushing live appearances throughout Europe. The highlights must include 2002's devastating and often sold out tour with Bolt Thrower and an appearance
in front of literally thousands of chanting metallers at the Gods of Metal festival in Milan, Italy - sharing a bill with the likes of Motorhead, W.A.S.P., Megadeth and Judas Priest. With more underground touring plans and writing beginning for another studio recording Benediction are, after all these years, still pissed off, ready to grind, and thirsty! Check the tours page for currently planned shows, and look out for details of a new CD coming soon!!!

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