Since the release of their first album in 1988, Deicide has always sparked controversy around the world for its lyrics and uncompromising music. The band has been targeted by pro-Christian groups and animal rights activists, as well as pro-censorship groups. Deicide singer Glen Benton branded his crucifix upside down as a statement of intent and was featured in the BBC2 documentary “Death Metal Murders,” which also covered the band in BBC and UK National newspapers. They continue to record and tour to this day.
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