BRODEQUIN
Festival Of Death

Brutal death metal entity BRODEQUIN is now reissuing all three of its full-length records via Season of Mist!
The trilogy of ‘Instruments of Torture’ (2000), ‘Festival of Death’ (2001), and ‘Methods of Execution’ (2004) is a cohesive collection of the relentless, neck breaking brutality that define the Tennessee's vicious sound.

For fans of DEVOURMENT, MORTICIAN, DISGORGE, INTERNAL BLEEDING.

Black 12" vinyl (33rpm) in gatefold sleeve.
Second pressing 200 copies worldwide.

With BRODEQUIN, what you see is what you get. After all, the band are named after a French medieval torture device.
Of course, BRODEQUIN come with their own history. Brothers Jamie and Mike Bailey have been banging their heads together since 1998, before their debut album catapulted them far beyond their hometown of Knoxville, Tennessee. But after seizing the throne as one of the most brutal rulers in all of death metal, BRODEQUIN disappeared into the shadows.
Now, after 20 years, BRODEQUIN return with ‘Harbinger of Woe’. Their long-awaited fourth album does not disappoint, either. Lead single “Of Pillars and Trees” is classic BRODEQUIN. The riffs churn severed limbs through a meat grinder. New drummer Brennan Shackelford pings his cymbals with all the murderous intent of a spiked mace. Heck, the death growls are nasty enough to make you think that Jamie is sucking the blood of his enemies through a straw!
At long last, BRODEQUIN are back to reclaim their crown.

For fans of DEVOURMENT, MORTICIAN, DISGORGE, INTERNAL BLEEDING.
Artwork is 'The martyr of fanaticism' by José de Brito (1895).