Sinister Slaughter

by Macabre

Sinister Slaughter cover art
  • Type: Album
  • Released: 13 April 1993
  • Label: Nuclear Blast
  • Country: United States
  • Length: 41:25
  • Community rating: 3.54/5 from 3 ratings

Artists on this release: Jeff Cline

Album Notes & Community Reviews

Pioneering their self-described 'murder metal' subgenre, the Chicago trio's second album acts as a twisted, encyclopedic chronicle of infamous serial killers. The band matches their gruesome, darkly humorous lyricism with a dizzying blend of hyperspeed grindcore, thrash metal, and bizarre nursery rhyme melodies.

Genres

Descriptors: crime, violence, vulgar, gore, fast, satirical, dark-humor, extreme

Tracklist

  1. Night Stalker (2:03)
  2. The Ted Bundy Song (1:15)
  3. Sniper in the Sky (1:48)
  4. Montreal Massacre (1:23)
  5. Zodiac (3:44)
  6. James Pough, What the Hell Did You Do? (2:06)
  7. The Boston Strangler (1:07)
  8. Mary Bell (0:43)
  9. Mary Bell (Reprise) (0:43)
  10. Killing Spree (Postal Killer) (1:20)
  11. Is It Soup yet? (1:16)
  12. White Hen Decapitator (2:28)
  13. Howard Unrah (What Have You Done Now?!) (2:26)
  14. Gacy's Lot (2:18)
  15. There Was a Young Man Who Blew up a Plane (2:06)
  16. Vampire of Dusseldorf (2:40)
  17. Shotgun Peterson (2:45)
  18. What's That Smell? (2:57)
  19. Edmond Kemper Had a Horrible Temper (2:30)
  20. What the Heck Richard Speck (Eight Nurses You Wrecked) (2:03)
  21. Albert Was Worse Than Any Fish in the Sea (1:33)

Credits

  • Scary Gary - voice [laugh, voice on intro]

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