Souls to Deny

Souls to Deny is the fourth album by the death metal band Suffocation marking the end of a six-year hiatus. This is the first album featuring former guitarist Guy Marchais (ex-Pyrexia, ex-Internal Bleeding) and marks the return of original drummer, Mike Smith. They did not have a bassist during the recording; bass guitar tracks on the album are played by Terrance Hobbs and Mike Smith. The cover artwork is by artist Dan Seagrave.[2]

Souls to Deny
Studio album by
ReleasedApril 27, 2004
RecordedJanuary 2004-February 2004
StudioFullForce Studio, Port Jefferson N.Y
GenreTechnical death metal
Length38:20
LabelRelapse
ProducerJoe Cincotta
Suffocation chronology
Despise the Sun
(1998)
Souls to Deny
(2004)
Suffocation
(2006)
Professional ratings
Review scores
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AllMusic[1]

Track listing

All tracks are written by Suffocation, except where noted.

No.TitleLyricsLength
1."Deceit" 4:40
2."To Weep Once More" 4:31
3."Souls to Deny" 5:45
4."Surgery of Impalement" 3:51
5."Demise of the Clone" 4:36
6."Subconsciously Enslaved" 4:24
7."Immortally Condemned" 6:03
8."Tomes of Acrimony"Keith DeVito4:30
Total length:38:20

Personnel

Suffocation

Production

  • Dan Seagrave – cover art
  • David Ungar – band photography
  • Joe Cincotta – engineering, mixing
  • Scott Hull – mastering
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