Deicide - The Best of Deicide

Primary Artist
Deicide
Album Title
The Best of Deicide
Release Date
September 23, 2003 
Time
 
Review by Ed Rivadavia
For all of their important contributions to the advance of pure American death metal, Florida's Deicide will probably be remembered in the end for the exaggerated publicity stunts of outspoken frontman Glen Benton -- possibly the only man to take his anti-crusade against Catholicism seriously enough to brand an inverted cross onto his forehead, only to almost get blown up by animal rights activists. Who would have thought those bunny lovers were the true enemyNULL But hey, any publicity is good publicity, rightNULL And if nothing else, Benton was probably the only American death metal musician to challenge those wacky, church-burning Norwegians for extracurricular activities inadvertently leading to a lot of headlines -- and for the sheer entertainment value involved, fans can thank him. Read More
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