It was issued on a cassette, and has two sides of music. The first side features two of the Death Cult demos, assorted unreleased material and several electronic songs, including the Grin No Religion remix, which is also featured on Coroner's previous compilation album, Coroner.

Mekong Delta, Coroner, Watchtower and Deathrow are the best technical thrash metal bands imho. This album is a beast. Especially Triocton, which is my favourite thrash instumental along with Metallica's Orion.

Band Name Deathrow (GER). Album Name Deception Ignored. Labels Noise International. Music StyleTechnical Thrash. Members owning this album54. Reissue in 2013 by Divebomb records/Tribunal records with a slightly different cover.

Deathrow’s sophomore album, "Raging Steel" was originally released in 1987 and took up where its predecessor, "Riders Of Doom" left off. The albums titles doubles as a mission statement across these ten songs of uncompromising Teutonic, thrash metal. With a cleaner production and a development in song writing, "Raging Steel" saw the expand their fanbase in leaps and bounds as they got caught up in the groundswell of the global thrash movement that was dominating the metal scene in the late 80’s

Coroner is the penultimate release by the Swiss thrash metal band Coroner. It is technically a compilation album, although it features new material as well as selected songs from the band's previous albums. It is also regarded as their final album, even though it was succeeded by a final compilation of unreleased material in 1996, titled The Unknown Unreleased Tracks 1985-95.

Deathrow - Raging Steel (1987) Album Photo by 신길동옹. Noise Records 8 Deathrow Album Photos.

Coroner is easily one of the most underappreciated thrash bands of the 80’s. Coroner began their career with an excellent album. The band members using their virtuosic capabilities made one of the first technical thrash metal albums and certainly one of the few thrash albums also combining neo-classical shred metal. is a defining debut and also a criminally underrated thrash classic that should be mentioned with the greats of thrash.

Coroner – Punishment For Decadence (1988). Each and every one of Coroner‘s 3 albums released in the 80’s deserve to be on this list, but we have a one album per band mantra to stick to (for diversity’s sake, ok!) so it’s to 1988’s Punishment For Decadence we turn. Why? Because it’s the perfect amalgamation of .

1987-06-01 - Z33, Zurich, Switzerland 1987-09-18 - Club 101, Speyer, Germany (w/ Deathrow). 1988-03-25 - Altes Kino, Mels, Switzerland 1988-06-24 - Torino, Italy 1988-10-11 - Nottingham, UK ("The Deadly Speed Convoy on Tour" w/ Rage, Risk, Sabbat) 1988-10-12 - Sheffield, UK ("The Deadly Speed Convoy on Tour" w/ Rage, Risk, Sabbat) 1988-10-13 - Liverpool, UK ("The Deadly Speed Convoy on Tour" w/ Rage, Risk, Sabbat) 1988-10-14 - South Wales, UK (".

Deathrow biography DEATHROW began its existence under the moniker SAMHAIN in 1984 in Düsseldorf, Germany, releasing a few demos under that name before changing their name to DEATHROW and joining the venerable 1980s thrash label Noise records. Their style of music was similar to other German thrash acts with a focus on speed, aggression and violence.