POSSESSED: Revelations Of Oblivion Out Now+Release Part 4 Of “The Creation Of Death Metal” Documentary

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After a 3 decade hiatus, POSSESSED is proud to unleash Revelations Of Oblivion onto the world. In celebration of the release, the band offer part four of their multi-part documentary series entitled “The Creation Of Death Metal“. Watch as they discuss the origin of the logo and the evolution of death metal, here: https://youtu.be/wFHuTs7gGBs

Jeff Becerra comments, “All of us are extremely excited about the release of this new album. Been a very long time coming and this one is for all of you.”

Watch the first four episodes of “The Creation Of Death Metal“.documentary below:
Part 1: T he creation of “Death Metal” & POSSESSED
Part 2: DEATH & the beginning of the death metal community
Part 3: The regional differences in the sound of death metal
Part 4: The origins of the logo & evolution of death metal

The architect of death metal, Jeff Becerra graces the cover of Decibel Magazine’s June 2019 issue. In it, journalist Justin M. Norton chronicles Jeff’s two brushes with death, the legacy of Seven Churches, the rebirth of the band and their highly anticipated album, Revelations Of Oblivion.

Issue #176 can be ordered directly from The Decibel Store by clicking here.

The band released their second single, “Shadowcult” with a live clip from their performance at “Live At Bloodstock Open Air 2017“. Watch the live clip for “Shadowcult”, here: https://youtu.be/BkUwVJjCyao

The band also offers fans a visualizer for the first single, “No More Room In Hell” which can be seen here: https://youtu.be/Ixk00N1W78c

Revelations Of Oblivion was recorded at NRG studios and Titan Studios with Jeff Becerra as executive producer and Daniel Gonzalez as co-producer for the album. Mixing and mastering was handled by Peter Tägtgren (HYPOCRISY, PAIN, BLOODBATH) at Abyss Studios in Sweden. For the artwork, the band enlisted Polish artist Zbigniew Bielak (PARADISE LOST, ABSU, DEICIDE, GHOST, GORGUTS) to create a piece that brought back the notion of true fear that was once associated with the idea of evil.