The List of Deicide Albums in Order of Release Date

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Deicide, the legendary death metal band, has released thirteen (13) studio albums, along with 1 live album, 2 compilation albums, 2 video albums, and 8 music videos, showcasing their enduring impact and artistic evolution.

The List of  Deicide Albums in Order of Release Date

Here is the list of Deicide Album in Order of Release Date:

1. Deicide — June 26, 1990
2. Legion — June 9, 1992
3. Once upon the Cross — April 18, 1995
4. Serpents of the Light — October 21, 1997
5. Insineratehymn — June 27, 2000
6. In Torment in Hell — September 25, 2001
7. Scars of the Crucifix — February 24, 2004
8. The Stench of Redemption — August 22, 2006
9. Till Death Do Us Part — May 13, 2008
10. To Hell with God — February 15, 2011
11. In the Minds of Evil — November 26, 2013
12. Overtures of Blasphemy — September 14, 2018
13. Banished by Sin — April 26, 2024

All Deicide Albums List in Order

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1. Deicide (1990)

Tracks:

1. Lunatic of God’s Creation
2. Sacrificial Suicide
3. Oblivious to Evil
4. Dead by Dawn
5. Blaspherereion
6. Deicide
7. Carnage in the Temple of the Damned
8. Mephistopheles
9. Day of Darkness
10. Crucifixation

Deicide is the debut studio album by American death metal band Deicide, released on June 26, 1990. Known for its raw aggression, fast guitar riffs, and blastbeat drumming, the album helped define the early Florida death metal sound. Recorded at Morrisound Studios, it features brutal tracks like “Lunatic of God’s Creation,” “Sacrificial Suicide,” and “Dead by Dawn,” combining themes of Satanism, anti-religion, and real-life cult horror. Despite frontman Glen Benton’s dissatisfaction with the production, fans praise its intense vocals and powerful energy. Widely regarded as a death metal classic, Deicide continues to influence bands and remains one of the genre’s most iconic releases.

2. Legion (1992)

Tracks:

1. Satan Spawn, the Caco-Daemon
2. Dead but Dreaming
3. Repent to Die
4. Trifixion
5. Behead the Prophet (No Lord Shall Live)
6. Holy Deception
7. In Hell I Burn
8. Revocate the Agitator

Legion is the second studio album by American death metal band Deicide, released on June 9, 1992, by R/C Records. Known for its fast tempos, sharp production, and aggressive sound, the album pushed the band’s music into a more technical and brutal direction compared to their debut. Featuring powerful blast beats, chaotic guitar solos, and Glen Benton’s intense vocals without pitch-shifting effects, Legion quickly became a fan favorite. Tracks like “Satan Spawn, the Caco-Daemon” and “Trifixion” highlight its dark, energetic style. Widely regarded as ahead of its time, the album continues to be celebrated as one of Deicide’s most influential releases.

3. Once upon the Cross (1995)

Tracks:

1. Once upon the Cross
2. Christ Denied
3. When Satan Rules His World
4. Kill the Christian
5. Trick or Betrayed
6. They Are the Children of the Underworld
7. Behind the Light Thou Shall Rise
8. To Be Dead
9. Confessional Rape

Once Upon the Cross is the third studio album by American death metal band Deicide, released on April 18, 1995, through Roadrunner Records. Known for its aggressive sound and anti-religious themes, the album features intense vocals from Glen Benton and crushing guitar work by the Hoffman brothers. Drummer Steve Asheim revealed that the band originally played the songs much faster during recording, later slowing them down to create a full-length album. Tracks like “Christ Denied” and “When Satan Rules His World” showcase their unrelenting style. Widely praised for its heaviness, the album remains a fan favorite in Deicide’s brutal discography.

4. Serpents of the Light (1997)

Tracks:

1. Serpents of the Light
2. Bastard of Christ
3. Blame It on God
4. This Is Hell We’re In
5. I Am No One
6. Slave to the Cross
7. Creatures of Habit
8. Believe the Lie
9. The Truth Above
10. Father Baker’s

Serpents of the Light is the powerful fourth studio album by American death metal band Deicide, released on October 21, 1997, through Roadrunner Records. Known for its fast, aggressive sound and dark lyrical themes, the album stands out as a tribute written by vocalist and bassist Glen Benton about a friend who passed away. Featuring ten intense tracks like “Serpents of the Light,” “Bastard of Christ,” and “Blame It on God,” it delivers raw energy in a compact 30-minute runtime. Produced by Deicide and Scott Burns, with striking cover art by Nizin Lopez, this album remains a memorable and influential release in the death metal scene.

5. Insineratehymn (2000)

Tracks:

1. Bible Basher
2. Forever Hate You
3. Standing in the Flames
4. Remnant of a Hopeless Path
5. The Gift That Keeps on Giving
6. Halls of Warship
7. Suffer Again
8. Worst Enemy
9. Apocalyptic Fear
10. Refusal of Penance

Insineratehymn is the fifth studio album by American death metal band Deicide, released on June 27, 2000, through Roadrunner Records. Recorded at Morrisound Recording on a modest budget, this album showcases a darker and slower musical direction with more atmospheric grooves compared to their earlier high-speed intensity. Tracks like “Bible Basher” became fan favorites and remain a staple in their live shows. The song “The Gift That Keeps on Giving” even appeared in the hit TV show The Sopranos. With Glen Benton’s signature vocals and aggressive themes, the album offers a powerful listening experience for extreme metal fans seeking raw energy and intense sound.

6. In Torment in Hell (2001)

Tracks:

1. In Torment in Hell
2. Christ Don’t Care
3. Vengeance Will Be Mine
4. Imminent Doom
5. Child of God
6. Let It Be Done
7. Worry in the House of Thieves
8. Lurking Among Us

In Torment in Hell is the sixth studio album by Florida death metal legends Deicide, released on September 25, 2001, through Roadrunner Records. Created during a difficult period for the band, it was recorded in just four days on a tight budget to fulfill a contract obligation. The album features aggressive, fast-paced death metal with harsh vocals and intense drumming, reflecting the band’s raw and chaotic energy. Known for its dark themes and brutal sound, it received mixed to negative reviews due to rushed production and internal band tensions. Despite controversy, it remains a notable chapter in Deicide’s history.

7. Scars of the Crucifix (2004)

Tracks:

1. Scars of the Crucifix
2. Mad at God
3. Conquered by Sodom
4. Fuck Your God
5. When Heaven Burns
6. Enchanted Nightmare
7. From Darkness Come
8. Go Now Your Lord Is Dead
9. The Pentecostal

“Scars of the Crucifix” is the seventh studio album by American death metal band Deicide, released on February 23, 2004 through Earache Records. Known for its aggressive sound and anti-religious themes, it marks the final album featuring the band’s original lineup before the Hoffman brothers’ departure. Frontman Glen Benton recorded vocals one line at a time, creating a sharp and intense delivery. The title track became Deicide’s first official music video, while “The Pentecostal” includes a hidden classical piano solo by drummer Steve Asheim. The album earned strong fan reception and a Silver Disc in Europe, solidifying Deicide’s legacy in extreme metal.

8. The Stench of Redemption (2006)

Tracks:

1. The Stench of Redemption
2. Death to Jesus
3. Desecration
4. Crucified for the Innocence
5. Walk with the Devil in Dreams You Behold
6. Homage for Satan
7. Not of This Earth
8. Never to Be Seen Again
9. The Lord’s Sedition
10. Black Night (Deep Purple cover)

The Stench of Redemption is the eighth studio album by Florida death metal legends Deicide, marking a powerful return with new guitarists Jack Owen and Ralph Santolla. Released in 2006, the album blends the band’s brutal trademark sound with fresh melodic and neo-classical guitar solos, delivering an aggressive and intense listening experience. Lyrically rooted in destruction and anti-Christian themes, it features standout tracks like “Homage for Satan” and “Death to Jesus.” Highly praised by critics as a major comeback, it became Deicide’s most successful release on the charts. The album’s dynamic musicianship, fierce vocals, and relentless energy make it a fan-favorite in extreme metal.

9. Till Death Do Us Part (2008)

Tracks:

1. The Beginning of the End
2. Till Death Do Us Part
3. Hate of All Hatreds
4. In the Eyes of God
5. Worthless Misery
6. Severed Ties
7. Not as Long as We Both Shall Live
8. Angel of Agony
9. Horror in the Halls of Stone
10. The End of the Beginning

“Till Death Do Us Part” is the ninth studio album by American death metal legends Deicide, released on April 28, 2008, through Earache Records. Recorded at Morrisound Studios in Tampa, this album marks the band’s final release with the label. Known for being Deicide’s longest record at 42 minutes, it introduces subtle doom metal influences while delivering their signature aggressive sound. Produced by drummer Steve Asheim and featuring lyrics by Glen Benton, the album includes standout tracks like “Hate of All Hatreds” and “In the Eyes of God.” Early copies came with a unique Glen Benton patch, and the artwork features Hans Baldung’s historical painting Woman and Death.

10. To Hell with God (2011)

Tracks:

1. To Hell with God
2. Save Your
3. Witness of Death
4. Conviction
5. Empowered by Blasphemy
6. Angels of Hell
7. Hang in Agony Until You’re Dead
8. Servant of the Enemy
9. Into the Darkness You Go
10. How Can You Call Yourself a God

To Hell with God is the intense tenth studio album by American death metal band Deicide, released on February 21, 2011, through Century Media Records. Serving as the follow-up to their 2008 release Till Death Do Us Part, the album faced multiple delays before reaching fans. It marks the final appearance of guitarist Ralph Santolla and is notable as the first Deicide album since 2004 not produced by drummer Steve Asheim, with Mark Lewis taking over production duties. Known for its dark themes, fast riffs, and powerful vocals from Glen Benton, the album also features the claymation music video for “Conviction,” released in 2012.

11. In the Minds of Evil (2013)

Tracks:

1. In the Minds of Evil
2. Thou Begone
3. Godkill
4. Beyond Salvation
5. Misery of One
6. Between the Flesh and the Void
7. Even the Gods Can Bleed
8. Trample the Cross
9. Fallen to Silence
10. Kill the Light of Christ
11. End the Wrath of God

In the Minds of Evil is the eleventh studio album by American death metal band Deicide, released on November 25, 2013, through Century Media Records. This record marks the debut of guitarist Kevin Quirion and the final appearance of Jack Owen. The album returns to a raw, old-school death metal style, delivering aggressive riffs, intense vocals, and dark themes reminiscent of their early classic Legion. Produced by Jason Suecof, the recording blends structured songwriting with energetic improvisation for a powerful sound. Fans appreciate its heavy atmosphere, tight musicianship, and the band’s renewed creative fire, making it a standout release in Deicide’s career.

12. Overtures of Blasphemy (2018)

Tracks:

1. One with Satan
2. Crawled from the Shadows
3. Seal the Tomb Below
4. Compliments of Christ
5. All That Is Evil
6. Excommunicated
7. Anointed in Blood
8. Crucified Soul of Salvation
9. Defying the Sacred
10. Consumed by Hatred
11. Flesh, Power, Dominion
12. Destined to Blasphemy

Overtures of Blasphemy is the twelfth studio album by American death metal legends Deicide, released on September 14, 2018 through Century Media Records. Known for their brutal sound and anti-religious themes, the album delivers fast, aggressive tracks filled with powerful riffs and intense vocals from Glen Benton. The striking cover artwork was created by renowned artist Zbigniew M. Bielak. This album is notable as the only Deicide release featuring guitarist Mark English from Monstrosity. Receiving mixed to positive reviews, critics praised its strong songwriting and production, making Overtures of Blasphemy a solid entry in the band’s long-running and influential discography.

13. Banished by Sin (2024)

Tracks:

1. From Unknown Heights You Shall Fall
2. Doomed to Die
3. Sever the Tongue
4. Faithless
5. Bury the Cross… with Your Christ
6. Woke from God
7. Ritual Defied
8. Failures of Your Dying Lord
9. Banished by Sin
10. A Trinity of None
11. I Am I… a Curse of Death
12. The Light Defeated

Banished by Sin is the powerful thirteenth studio album by American death metal legends Deicide, released on April 26, 2024, through Reigning Phoenix Music. The album marks an exciting new era with guitarist Taylor Nordberg joining the lineup, while also being the final appearance of longtime guitarist Kevin Quirion. Known for their aggressive style and dark themes, Deicide delivers intense tracks like “Sever the Tongue,” “Doomed to Die,” and the title song “Banished by Sin.” With a total runtime of 38:59 minutes, the record has been praised by fans and critics alike, earning “Album of the Month” on Metallian.com.

Conclusion:

Exploring Deicide Albums in Order offers a powerful journey through one of death metal’s most influential and controversial legacies. From their groundbreaking early classics to their relentless modern releases, Deicide’s discography captures the evolution of a band that shaped the extreme metal genre with uncompromising intensity. Their history of turbulence, innovation, and musical brutality has cemented them as a defining force in Florida’s death metal scene. Whether you’re discovering their catalog for the first time or diving deeper into their legacy, reviewing Deicide Albums in Order provides essential insight into the band’s enduring impact on global metal culture.

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