What makes Doomsday L.A. by Deicide notable?

Doomsday L.A. received significant attention for its provocative themes, particularly its confrontational stance on religion. It solidified Deicide's position in death metal, contributing to their enduring legacy and influencing subsequent bands exploring similar dark narratives. Released in 2006, Doomsday L.A. marked Deicide's resurgence after a turbulent period following their 2004 album, The Stench of Redemption. The band was reestablishing their presence in the death metal scene with this release, which showcased their signature sound while experimenting with new lyrical depths.

Who is Doomsday L.A. for?

Doomsday L.A. works well if you're into intense catharsis through aggression, relentless pacing with urgency and dark themes for late-night listening.

How many songs are on Doomsday L.A.?

Doomsday L.A. has 22 tracks, running approximately 67 minutes.

Doomsday L.A.

Deicide

67 min · 22 tracks · death metal

A relentless barrage of guttural vocals and frenzied guitar work embody the ferocity of death metal's darkest themes.

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Top tracks — play these first

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Dead by Dawn — This track exemplifies Deicide's fierce blend of melody and aggression, featuring complex riffs and a relentless pace that captures the essence of their style.
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Death to Jesus — With its unapologetically blasphemous lyrics and crushing instrumentals, this song serves as a bold statement of the band's controversial themes.
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When Satan Rules His World — This track stands out for its thematic exploration of power dynamics, combining intricate musicianship with intense vocal delivery that engages listeners on multiple levels.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

intense catharsis through aggression
relentless pacing with urgency
dark themes for late-night listening
immersive chaos demanding attention
uncompromising sound for thrill-seekers

Maybe skip if you

prefer light-hearted themes
seek soothing background music

Where this album fits

Career context: Released in 2006, Doomsday L.A. marked Deicide's resurgence after a turbulent period following their 2004 album, The Stench of Redemption. The band was reestablishing their presence in the death metal scene with this release, which showcased their signature sound while experimenting with new lyrical depths.
Stylistic neighbors: Cannibal Corpse· Obituary· Behemoth

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 Intro 1:10
2 Dead by Dawn 4:09
3 Once Upon the Cross 3:01
4 Scars of the Crucifix 3:30
5 The Stench of Redemption
6 Death to Jesus 4:34
7 When Satan Rules His World 3:25
8 Serpents of the Light 3:18
9 Dead but Dreaming 3:46
10 They Are the Children of the Underworld 3:18
11 Bastard of Christ 3:08
12 Desecration 5:16
13 Behind the Light Thou Shall Rise 3:53
14 When Heaven Burns 4:08
15 Walk With the Devil in Dreams You Behold 5:19
16 Homage of Satan 4:25
17 Lunatic of Gods Creation 3:21
18 Kill the Christian 3:24
19 Sacrificial Suicide 4:37
20 Interviews With Glen Benton, Ralph Santolia, Jack Owen & Steve Asheim
21 Homage For Satan (promo clip)
22 Desecration (promo clip)

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