DEICIDE released their landmark second album "Legion" on June 9th, 1992, through Roadrunner Records. Widely regarded as one of the most intense and technically accomplished death metal albums ever recorded, "Legion" showcased Glen Benton's dual-tracked vocal assault and the Hoffman brothers' devastating guitar work at their absolute peak. Tracks like "Satan Spawn, the Caco-Daemon," "Dead but Dreaming," and "Trifixion" pushed the boundaries of speed, brutality, and blasphemy in extreme metal. The album's unrelenting aggression and Satanic imagery made DEICIDE the most controversial band in death metal, cementing their legacy as one of the genre's founding pillars alongside MORBID ANGEL, CANNIBAL CORPSE, and OBITUARY.
