Malamor - Dead To The World
01. Dead To The World02. Fuckers Like You
03. Seduced To Fall
04. Drowned Only To Be Eaten
05. Breeding Impurity
06. A Part Of Me
07. Bless Me Father
08. In The Name Of...
09. Condemn The Rising
10. Suicide Machine (Death cover)
Album: Dead To The World
Genre: Death Metal/Grind
Year: 2004
Label: Amputated Vein Records
Official Website
Origin:
Line-Up
Drew Kerwin - bass
Ben Kolts - guitar
Jason Kolts - vocals
Dave Tetreault - drums
Malamor was formed in 1993 by Ben Kolts and friends. Influenced by the ever growing death metal scene, they soon created the name Malamor (from latin root words Malus Amor) which means "To love all that is evil". They felt that by making their music brutal, but also catchy, they could capture the attention of the audience and keep them moving. Malamor recorded a five song demo in May of 1995 at a twenty four track studio in Bearsville, NY called "Applehead". Originally only meant for clubs, this 1995 demo entitled "Condemn The Rising" became widely sought after by fans of the local death metal scene. In early 1997 "Condemn The Rising" was released through "Sherlocks Upstate Records" and sold out of the first 500 tapes in only a few months. Malamor re-ordered more and has been selling copies ever since. Multiple songs on this demo have appeared on various underground CD and cassette compilations. Since playing their first show at a local school, Malamor has performed hundreds of times all over the World. They have been fortunate enough to open for just about every national Death Metal band that tours including Deicide, Cannibal Corpse, Fear Factory, Napalm Death, Morbid Angel, Malevolent Creation, Suffocation, Immolation and many others. Malamor released their full length CD "Dead To The World" featuring guest backup vocals by Frank Mullen of Suffocation in May of 2004 through Amputated Vein Records. Directly after this, Malamor toured with Suffocation and Dying Fetus throughout the US and Canada and later that year headlined 3 shows in Tokyo, Japan.
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