Bloodbath - Grand Morbid Funeral: 10th Anniversary [Grey Marble]

Ten years later and still dripping with doom, Grand Morbid Funeral remains a towering slab of old-school death metal filth – and this 10th Anniversary Edition on grey marble vinyl is the perfect way to honor its glorious ugliness. Released in 2014, this album marked the brutal arrival of Paradise Lost's Nick Holmes on vocals, giving Bloodbath a snarling new edge without losing their trademark Swedish death metal punch.

Tracks like “Famine of God’s Word,” “Unite in Pain,” and the title track are absolute face-rippers, combining HM-2 chainsaw riffage with cavernous growls and relentlessly grim atmosphere. The production is dense and dirty, drenched in that classic Stockholm sound – and Holmes delivers every line like he’s crawling out of a crypt to spit in your face.

This record doesn’t mess with melody or compromise on brutality. It’s raw, rotten, and proudly retro in the best possible way. For fans of Entombed, Dismember, and Autopsy, this is pure worship at the altar of death metal’s nastier side.

Pressed on sinister grey marble vinyl, the anniversary edition looks just as grim as it sounds. Whether you're revisiting it or diving in for the first time, Grand Morbid Funeral is a slab of sonic decay that still reeks beautifully.