(Technical Brutal Death Metal) Cryptopsy - Discography - Дискография (1991-2012(+Necrosis)) ,MP3, 320 kbps

01. Intro
02. Chosen Sin
03. Outrageously Damned
04. The Herpies Verdict
05. Morbid Dependencies
06. Inferno Within
07. Abyssos
08. Subject To Persecution
09. PlutonicEnclosure
10. Carrion For The Wind
Time:00:43:22

#77701. The Softest Tread
02. Realms Of Pathogenia
03. Paradoxicon
04. Fiend Without A Face
Time:00:13:47

#77701. Gravaged (A Cryptopsy)
02. Abigor
03. Back To The Worms
04. Mutant Christ
Time:00:14:47

#77701. Defenstration
02. Abigor
03. Open Face Surgery
04. Serial Messiah
05. Born Headless
06. Swine Of The Cross
07. Graveyard (A Cryptopsy)
08. Memories Of Blood
09. Mutant Christ
10. Pathological Frolic
Time:00:39:42

#77701. Crown Of Thorns
02. Slit Your Guts
03. Graves Of The Fathers
04. Dead And Dripping
05. Benedictine Convulsions
06. Phobophile
07. Lichmistress
08. Orgiastic Disembowelment

Time:00:32:03

#77701. Emaciate
02. Cold Hate, Warm Blood
03. Loathe
04. White Worms
05. Flame To The Surface
06. Depths You've Fallen
07. Faceless Unknown
08. Serpent's Coil
Time:00:31:10

#77701. Intro, Crown Of Horns, Slit Your Guts
02. Serial Messiah
03. Phobophile
04. Born Headless
05. Lichmistress
06. Benedictine Convulsions
07. White Worms
08. Swine Of The Cross
09. Graves Of The Fathers
10. Defenestration
Time:00:50:03

#77701. ...And Then It Passes
02. We Bleed
03. Voice Of Unreason
04. My Prodigal Sun
05. Shroud
06. Soar And Envision Sore Vision
07. Equivalent Equilibrium
08. Back To The Worms
09. Screams Go Unheard
Time:00:39:04

#77701. Intro
02. Crown Of Horns
03. White Worms
04. We Bleed
05. Open Face Surgery
06. Cold Hate, Warm Blood
07. Phobophile
08. Shroud
09. Graves Of The Fathers
10. Drum Solo
11. Defenestration
12. Slit Your Guts
Time:00:51:55

#77701. Luminum
02. In The Kingdom Where Everything Dies, The Sky Is Mortal
03. Carrionshine
04. Adeste Infidelis
05. The Curse Of The Great
06. The Frantic Pace Of Dying
07. Keeping The Cadaver Dogs Busy
08. Angelskingarden
09. The Pestilence That Walketh In Darkness (Psalm 915-8)
10. The End
11. Endless Cemetery
Time:00:49:45

#77701. Worship Your Demons
02. The Headsmen
03. Silence The Tyrants
04. Bemoan The Martyr
05. Leach
06. The Plagued
07. Resurgence Of An Empire
08. Anoint The Dead
09. Contemplate Regicide
10. Bound Dead
11. (Exit) The Few
Time:00:47:10

#77701. Two-Pound Torch
02. Shag Harbour's Visitors
03. Red-Skinned Scapegoat
04. Damned Draft Dodgers
05. Amputated Enigma
06. The Golden Square Mile
07. Ominous
08. Cleansing the Hosts
Time:00:34:57

#777Time:02:18:52

История группы берет начало в 1988году, когда вокалист Лорд Ворм (Lord Worm) и гитарист Стив Тибо (Steve Thibault) в Монреале создали экстрим-группу «Necrosis», которая в 1992 году была переименованная в «Cryptopsy».
В оригинальный состав также был включен басист Кевин Уигл (Kevin Weagle), при участии которого было записано демо «Ungentle Exhumation». Работа произвела впечатление в дэтовых кругах и заинтересовала немецкий лейбл «Invasion Records».
В 1994-м Cryptopsy дебютируют с альбомом «Blasphemy Made Flesh», на котором блестяще демонстрируют высокий уровень игры в стиле brutal death metal.
Следующего диска пришлось всего два года, за время которых в коллективе прошел ряд кадровых замен, и состав стал выглядеть так: Лорд Ворм (вокал), Фло Монье (Flo Mounier) (ударные), Джон Левассье (Jon Levasseur) (гитара) и Эрик Ланглуа (Eric Langlois) (бас). «None So Vile» стал настоящей классикой экстрим-метал благодаря ультраскоростным и, в то же время, сложным риффам нового гитариста и сложным около-джазовым партиям басиста. Кстати, в сопутствующем туре у Левассье появился ритм-напарник, Мигель Рой (Miguel Roy).
По окончании гастролей Лорд Ворм решил завязать с музыкой и стал преподавателем английского языка, его место занял американец Майкл ДиСальво (Mike DiSalvo). Стиль этого вокалиста заметно отличался от стиля Лорда и подходил больше для хардкора чем для дэт метала, поэтому часть фанатов Cryptopsy отнеслась к нему с подозрением.
Как бы то ни было, но летом 1997-го группа неплохо отыграла на «Milwaukee Metalfest XI», вскоре после чего получив контракт с лейблом Century Media. Внимание со стороны столь значимого в мировых табелях о рангах лейбла позволило провести Cryptopsy мировое турне в поддержку своего нового альбом и значительно расширить базу своих фанатов. В итоге «Whisper Supremacy» разошелся тиражом в 50000 копий, показатель для данного музыкального направления более чем неплохой.
Перед записью следующего диска в составе произошли новые изменения: Мигеля Роя сменил Алекс Оберн (Alex Auburn). Он очень любил играть соляки и впоследствии вытеснил Левассье с должности главного гитариста.
В 2000 году выходит диск «And Then You’ll Beg», который становится первым для нового состава группы. Как и две предыдущие работы, продюсировал альбом Пьер Ремиллард (Pierre Remillard), однако звучание Cryptopsy несколько изменилось. Экстрима стало чуть меньше, а вот сложность риффинга увеличилась.
В августе 2001-го команда выступила на фестивале в Вакене, после чего ДиСальво решает покинуть коллектив. Майк решил посвятить себя семейной жизни, а на его место был взят Мартин Лакруа (Martin Lacroix) (ex-Spasme), чья манера исполнения находилась где-то посередине между стилями двух предыдущих вокалистов. Но главной проблемой стал вовсе не новый стиль вокалиста – главной проблемой стал его английский, который заметно уступал родному французскому. После очередного тура и выпуска официального концертного альбома, Cryptopsy вновь объявили о поиске вокалиста.
В конце 2003-го в группу возвращается Лорд Ворм, и Cryptopsy продолжает гастролировать по родной Канаде. Спустя некоторое время Джон Левассье заявляет, что ему надоело играть брутал и он решил оставить Cryptopsy. На концертах его заменяет Дэниел Монгрэйн (Dan Mongrain), но он так и не становится полноценном участником – в конце турне его увольняют. Однако 28 сентября Cryptopsy объявляют имя своего нового турового гитариста – им становится Кристиан Дональдсон (Christian Donaldson) из Mythosis. С ним коллектив завершает большое американское турне вместе с такими группами как Suffocation, Despised Icon и Aborted.
После небольшого перерыва, взятого для отдыха и выпуска двойного обучающего DVD Фло, в начале следующего года Cryptopsy отправляются в уже европейские гастроли, в качестве саппорт групп привлекая Grave, Aborted, Dew-Scented. Ну а после США и Австралии, Cryptopsy вновь возвращаются в Европу, где и оформляют официальное участие в группе Кристиану.
23 апреля коллектив вновь объявляет о том, что расстается с Лордом Вормом и начинает искать нового вокалиста. Тут же появляется сообщение от самого Лорда Ворма, который отрицает свое увольнение и объясняет свой уход возникшими ранее проблемами со здоровьем и невозможности совмещать их и напряженный гастрольный график.
4 декабря новые участники были найдены – место за микрофоном занял Мэтт МакГатчи (Matt McGachy), а за клавишами Мэгги Дюранд (Maggie Durand). Звучание коллектива вновь поменялось, они стали использовать больше дэткор элементов в своем стиле, однако при этом на новом диске использованы и партии чистого вокала. 24 июня 2008 года вышел альбом “The Unspoken King”.
В 2009 году группа успела потерять одного участника, - гитарист Алекс Оберн по «бесчисленному множесту причин» решил покинуть группу. Пару гитаристу Кристиану Дональдсону пока составил Йори Реймонд (Youri Raimond).
В мае 2011 в группы вернулся автор большинства композиций группы - гитарист Jon Levasseur, барабанщик Фло заявил, что это поможет вернуть группе прежнею силу в ритм секции. в это же время группу покинул по личным причинам басист Eric Langlois, вместо него на бас гитару стал Youri Raimond, который в декабре этого года покинул группу сосредоточившись на сольной карьере.
Cryptopsy is a Canadian technical death metal band from Montreal, Quebec, formed in 1988. The band has sold over 300,000 records.
Necrosis (1988–1992)
Cryptopsy was formed in 1988 by drummer Mike Atkin, guitarist Steve Thibault and vocalist Dan Greening (who would later take the name "Lord Worm" because he would dig up and ingest worms on stage) under the name "Necrosis". John Todds later joined on bass. The band released several demos, including Mastication and Heterodontism (1989), Realms Of Pathogenia (1991) and Necrosis (1992). The band made their first live appearance in 1992, and changed their name to "Cryptopsy" the same year.
Atkin, whose musical direction was heading in a more thrash/speed metal vein, left the band and was replaced by Flo Mounier (introduced to the band by Todds), whose "high speed and hard hitting drumming" style would mark the beginning of the Cryptopsy sound. Todds left Necrosis shortly thereafter and retired from music to focus on his family. Guitarist Dave Galea also joined the band.
Blasphemy Made Flesh (1993–1995)
Cryptopsy recruited Kevin Weagle to play bass, and in 1993 released their debut demo, Ungentle Exhumation. This demo caught the attention of local label Gore Records. Gore Records would proceed to re-release the demo and would, for a brief period, manage the band as well. Cryptopsy's first demo release earned them some attention in the Canadian death metal underground, as well as from the German label Invasion Records.
By 1994, bassist Kevin Weagle had been replaced by Martin Fergusson, and Dave Galea left and was replaced by lead guitarist Jon Levasseur. This line-up recorded their debut album, Blasphemy Made Flesh, which at first was independently released in 1994 and later licensed to Invasion Records. The album gained them a wide following in the Canadian underground.
Despite recent recognition, difficulties ensued with their label Invasion Records. Invasion was collapsing because of financial problems and as a result Cryptopsy was now without a label to support their tour and album activities. Despite setback, the album would later come in the possession of Dutch label Displeased Records. After successful touring in support of Blasphemy Made Flesh, guitarist Steve Thibault left the band but remained manager for a few months. Bassist Martin Fergusson was replaced by Eric Langlois. The addition of Langlois incorporated funk-style bass slaps into the Cryptopsy sound.
None So Vile (1996–1997)
In 1996, the line-up of Lord Worm, Flo Mounier, Jon Levasseur, and Eric Langlois released the album None So Vile on the Swedish label Wrong Again Records. This album took the extreme and technical elements further and is now considered a benchmark of technical death metal. By this time, Levasseur was a very prominent songwriter in the band. His guitar leads consisted of very fast yet complex shreds, which were usually played in short bursts. Although Levasseur handled all the guitar parts on the album, the band would add Miguel Roy as a second touring guitarist.
After the tour in support of None So Vile, Lord Worm departed the band, focusing his career as an English teacher. The band had reached some musical differences as well, as the rest of the band wanted to evolve and expand more, and Lord Worm expressed a dislike for the experimental path that Cryptopsy's music was then taking.
In early 1997, new vocalist Mike DiSalvo joined the band. He was from Boston, Massachusetts and had the personal approval by Lord Worm to be the new vocalist. Mike DiSalvo also had a different vocal style from Lord Worm: a less extreme and more hardcore sounding voice. In July 1997, Cryptopsy’s appearance at the Milwaukee Metalfest XI gained the attention of many American metalheads as well as the label Century Media.
Whisper Supremacy (1998–1999)
Cryptopsy's next album, Whisper Supremacy, was released on Century Media in 1998, and featured Miguel Roy on second guitar. It took Cryptopsy's style further, incorporating some jazz and fusion elements. Some fans criticised Mike DiSalvo's vocal style, citing that it was too similar to that of hardcore vocalists and preferred the more extreme death metal style of Lord Worm, whereas others welcomed the more intelligible lyrics and vocal presence of DiSalvo. The tour in support of Whisper Supremacy also took the band on their first tour through the United States, increasing their fan-base significantly.
…And Then You'll Beg (2000–2001)
Cryptopsy released their fourth studio effort, …And Then You'll Beg, in 2000. The album featured a new guitarist, Alex Auburn, who replaced Miguel Roy. And Then You'll Beg was viewed as being less extreme than Cryptopsy's previous albums. The album also incorporated even more progressive elements and was still considered to be very technical and experimental. After the first portion of the supporting tour, Mike DiSalvo departed from the band to pursue a family life with his girlfriend in Montreal and with a daughter on the way.
In 2001, Montreal–area Cryptopsy fan Martin LaCroix took over the position as Cryptopsy's singer for the Europe and Japan tours. His style was viewed by many fans as being in between the styles of Lord Worm and Mike DiSalvo, making him a convenient choice to front the band.
None So Live (2002–2004)
In June 2001, Cryptopsy played their first concert in their hometown of Montreal in four years and attracted an audience of more than 2,000. The concert was recorded and released as a live album, None So Live, in May 2003. This release was LaCroix's only contribution to Cryptopsy's discography. The band soon realised that the French-speaking LaCroix was not fluent enough in English, which prevented him from writing lyrics on par with his predecessors.
Later in 2003, it was announced that Lord Worm, Cryptopsy's original vocalist, had rejoined the band. Throughout summer 2004, Cryptopsy played shows in the Montreal area, and continued a full Canada tour in September, with former guitarist Miguel Roy filling in for the unavailable Jon Levasseur. Beginning on October 9, Martyr and former Gorguts guitarist Dan Mongrain took over second guitar duties for the live dates. The setlist for this tour began the entire None So Vile album played straight through, and then followed by songs from Blasphemy Made Flesh and Whisper Supremacy. The Canada 2004 tour ended at Cryptopsy's performance on November 6 at the Trois-Rivieres Metalfest IV, which was filmed for a live DVD. The DVD Live at Trois-Rivieres Metalfest IV was released in 2005.
Once Was Not (2005–2006)
On January 31, 2005, Jon Levasseur announced that he had lost interest in extreme music and amicably departed Cryptopsy. Dan Mongrain remained on guitar duties for the Back to the Worms tour through the United States from February to May. After the tour's completion Mongrain also departed in order to continue his work with Martyr. It was then announced that Cryptopsy's next album, Once Was Not, would be released on October 18, 2005. The album features original vocalist Lord Worm, Flo Mounier, Eric Langlois, and Alex Auburn handling all guitar duties except the intro track "Luminum". On September 28 it was announced that the new touring guitarist would be Christian Donaldson of Mythosis. The band toured North America with Suffocation, Despised Icon, and Aborted. Advanced copies of the new album were available at the shows. After a break, and the release of Flo Mounier's instructional drumming DVD Extreme Metal Drumming 101, the band toured Europe with Grave, Aborted, Dew-Scented, and others, followed by tours in America and Australia. Following their second tour of Europe, UK, and Scandinavia; guitarist Christian Donalson was hired as a permanent member of the band.
The Unspoken King (2007–2011)
The new album was originally to be called The Book of Suffering, and was to be a double album,but on April 23, 2007, Cryptopsy announced that Lord Worm had been fired from the band and that they were looking for a new vocalist.After the announcement, Lord Worm stated that he left the group earlier than planned for health reasons, which contradicted the band's statement that he was kicked out.
On December 4, 2007, Cryptopsy revealed the addition of vocalist Matt McGachy and keyboardist Maggie Durand to the band. With these additions, the band's style became deathcore-oriented, incorporating melodic elements and making use of clean vocals. The new lineup released The Unspoken King on June 24, 2008.The album was subject to a backlash from fans of the band's previous works, due to the album's metalcore influence and the addition of clean singing.The band posted a song on their MySpace, "It's Dinner Time", mocking their detractors.
In early February 2009, guitarist Alex Auburn announced his departure from the band, saying that there were numerous reasons for his leaving, and that he and the rest of the band agreed with the departure.
Cryptopsy (2011–present)
On May 25, 2011, the band announced on their official Facebook page that former lead guitarist and major contributer Jon Levasseur returned to the band. Additionally, bassist Eric Langlois decided to take a break from Cryptopsy, and Youri Raymond took his place on bass. On December 9, 2011, Raymond announced his departure from the band.On January 15, 2012, Cryptopsy announced that Olivier Pinard, from Neuraxis and Vengeful, would be the new bassist for the band.
Cryptopsy released Cryptopsy on September 14, 2012. The album marked a return to their technical death metal sound.

(1988–1992) as Necrosis:
* Lord Worm - lead vocals
* Steve Thibault - guitars
* John Todds - bass guitar
* Mike Atkin[3] - drums
* Steve Shyy- Keyboards (Special Guest - Studio & Live)
(1992–1993):
* Lord Worm - lead vocals
* Dave Galea - guitars
* Steve Thibault - guitars
* Kevin Weagle - bass guitar
* Flo Mounier - drums
(1993–1995)
Ungentle Exhumation
Blasphemy Made Flesh :
* Lord Worm - lead vocals
* Steve Thibault - guitars
* Jon Levasseur - guitar
* Martin Fergusson - bass guitar
* Flo Mounier - drums
(1996–1997)
None So Vile :
* Lord Worm - lead vocals
* Jon Levasseur - guitars
* Eric Langlois - bass guitar
* Flo Mounier - drums
(1997–1999)
Whisper Supremacy :
* Mike DiSalvo - lead vocals
* Jon Levasseur - guitars
* Miguel Roy - guitars
* Eric Langlois - bass guitar
* Flo Mounier - drums
(1999–2001)
…And Then You'll Beg :
* Mike DiSalvo - lead vocals
* Jon Levasseur - guitars
* Alex Auburn - guitars
* Eric Langlois - bass guitar
* Flo Mounier - drums
(2001–2003)
None So Live :
* Martin Lacroix - lead vocals
* Jon Levasseur - guitars
* Alex Auburn - guitars
* Eric Langlois - bass guitar
* Flo Mounier - drums
(2003–2004):
* Lord Worm - lead vocals
* Jon Levasseur - guitars
* Alex Auburn - guitars
* Eric Langlois - bass guitar
* Flo Mounier - drums
(2004–2005)
Once Was Not :
* Lord Worm - lead vocals
* Alex Auburn - guitars
* Eric Langlois - bass guitar
* Flo Mounier - drums
(2005) :
* Lord Worm - lead vocals
* Alex Auburn - guitars
* Daniel Mongrain- guitars
* Eric Langlois - bass guitar
* Flo Mounier - drums
(2005–2007):
* Lord Worm - lead vocals
* Alex Auburn - guitars
* Christian Donaldson - guitars
* Eric Langlois - bass guitar
* Flo Mounier - drums
(2007–2008)
The Unspoken King :
* Matt McGachy - lead vocals
* Alex Auburn - guitars
* Christian Donaldson - guitars
* Eric Langlois - bass guitar
* Maggie Durand - keyboards
* Flo Mounier - drums
(2008–2009) :
* Matt McGachy - lead vocals
* Alex Auburn - guitars
* Christian Donaldson - guitars
* Eric Langlois - bass guitar
* Flo Mounier - drums
(2009–present(в настоящее время)) :
* Matt McGachy – lead vocals (2007–present)
* Christian Donaldson – rhythm & lead guitars(2005–present)
* Flo Mounier – drums, backing vocals (1992–present)
* Jon Levasseur – lead & rhythm guitars (1993–2005, 2011–present)
Current members
Flo Mounier – drums (1992–present)
Christian Donaldson – lead, rhythm guitars (2005–present)
Matt McGachy – lead vocals (2007–present)
Jon Levasseur – lead, rhythm guitars (1993–2005, 2011–present)
Olivier Pinard – bass guitar (2012–present)
Former members
Vocals
Lord Worm – lead vocals (1988–1997, 2003–2007)
Mike DiSalvo – lead vocals (1997–2001)
Martin Lacroix – lead vocals (2001–2003)
Rhythm guitar
Steve Thibault – rhythm guitar, backing vocals (1988–1995, 1996)
Miguel Roy – rhythm, lead guitars (1996–1999, 2004)
Alex Auburn – rhythm guitar, lead, backing vocals (1999–2009)
Youri Raymond – live guitar (2012–present), guitar, backing vocals (2009–2011), bass guitar (2011)
Bass guitar
John Todds – bass guitar (1988–1992) as Necrosis
Kevin Weagle – bass guitar (1992–1993)
Martin Fergusson – bass (1994–1995)
Eric Langlois – bass guitar (1996–2011)
Lead guitar
Dave Galea – lead, rhythm guitars, vocals (1992–1993, 2000)
Jon Levasseur – lead, rhythm guitars (1993–2005, 2011–2012)
Keyboards
Maggy Durand – keyboards (2007–2008)
Drums
Mike Atkin – drums (1988–1992) with Necrosis
Session members
Dan Mongrain – lead guitar (2004)
Steve Shyy (aka Steven J. Robillard) – keyboards (studio and live) with Necrosis