Next week, Relapse Records is releasing a new reissue of Death's classic album, Individual Thought Patterns, which aside from being newly remixed by Death mastering engineer Alan Douches, also features previously unreleased demos, studio outtakes and a full live set from a 1993 show in Germany.
You can pre-order the reissue here, and in the meantime, we've got exclusive streams of two tracks from the reissue: a newly remastered version of "Trapped in the Corner," and a rough, instrumental cover of Possessed's death metal classic, "The Exorcist." Enjoy!
You can stay posted on all things Death at the band's official Facebook page.
"Trapped In a Corner" (Remastered)
"The Exorcist" (Possessed Cover)
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