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One of the early death metal acts, and no stranger to controversy over the years, Autopsy formed in 1987 in San Francisco and released 4 albums on Peaceville Records before disbanding in 1995. Autopsy subsequently re-emerged after an almost 15-year hiatus with the "The Tomb Within" EP, leading to a string of high-calibre releases, showing none of the fire had been extinguished, and continuing a longstanding & lasting legacy.
This special 35th anniversary limited pressing of Autopsy's seminal debut album, "Severed Survival", is presented on red/black gore marble vinyl, including four-page booklet with a new in-depth interview with the band conducted by Dennis Dread. The "Severed Survival" anniversary is marked by two versions; one featuring the original controversial "hooks" cover artwork (Kent Mathieu) which was initially banned and also a version containing the replacement "surgeons" cover (Kev Walker).