It can be quite a surprise, because these two young guys at that time created a great bang on the size of a "full" band, raw, but also relatively technical (especially from the solos side, you can hear the germ of the direction in which Chuck will go on the next albums). At that time, the band that made up "Scream Bloody Gore" was only two people, contrary to what appears in the insert, Chuck Schuldiner - vocals/guitar/bass, Chris Reifert - drums. At this stage, Death is still quite raw death metal (sic!), with a slightly thrash metal feeling, full of Schuldiner screaming, far from escaping into less typical patterns and directly aggressive. So I would treat this entry as one of those that are primarily intended to remind a little of the classics in accordance with the principle that good music should be shared rather than described in great detail. So much for the rather encouraging introduction to the rest of the reading of "Scream Bloody Gore", then I'm going to get a bit bored, after all, we're talking about a band that has already been quite exploited by numerous reviewers (and not only). The brain of the group, Chuck Schuldiner, of course, was not the first to invent death metal, but as one of the few he contributed to its dissemination and the creation of his own style that inspires many others. Logically, why should we be surprised, the name suggests a lot to think this way! Well, okay, everyone used to be a layman, so it should be corrected briefly and armed with adequate understanding towards such theories.
There are those for whom Death = the beginning of death metal as a genre itself.
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