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Left Hand Path is the debut studio album by Swedish death metal band Entombed, released on 4 June 1990 by Earache Records. [1] Background. The title of the album refers to the left-hand path belief system. Guitarist Alex Hellid found the term in Anton LaVey 's book The Satanic Bible. [5]
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Jun 4, 1990 · Some of the tracks featured on this album were written while the band went under the name of Nihilist. The title track incorporates the theme of the 1979 horror film Phantasm. Recording information: Recorded and mixed at Sunlight Studio, Stockholm, December, 1989. Co-produced by Entombed. Identifiers:
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Jun 4, 1990 · Left Hand Path by Entombed, released 04 June 1990 1. Left Hand Path 2. Drowned 3. Revel in Flesh 4. When Life Has Ceased 5. Supposed to Rot 6. But Life Goes On 7. Bitter Loss 8. Morbid Devourment 9. Abnormally Deceased 10. The Truth Beyond 11. Carnal Leftovers 12.
Jun 4, 1990 · Left Hand Path (Full Dynamic Range Edition) by Entombed, released 04 June 1990 1. Left Hand Path 2. Drowned 3. Revel in Flesh 4. When Life Has Ceased 5. Supposed to Rot 6. But Life Goes On 7. Bitter Loss 8. Morbid Devourment 9. Abnormally Deceased 10. The Truth Beyond 100% of the proceeds Earache receives from all Entombed albums will go to the ...
Entombed's debut album Left Hand Path was released in 1990, a cult favorite that established them as a popular Swedish death metal band. Left Hand Path and its follow-up, Clandestine, were unique in that they featured what was sometimes referred to as a "buzz saw" guitar sound.