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<p><strong>DEICIDE ARE COMING TO AUSTRALIA — AND THEY’RE BRINGING HELL WITH THEM</strong></p><p>Death Metal’s Most Uncompromising Force Returns Down Under for the First Time Since 2006</p><p><br><strong>DEICIDE</strong> are back!</p><p><br>After more than 20 years away from Australian stages, one of the most notorious, influential and downright punishing bands in the history of death metal will finally return to Australia in January and February 2027.</p><p><br>The Tampa, Florida death metal institution will unleash their assault across Adelaide, Brisbane, Canberra, Melbourne and Sydney, delivering a long-overdue dose of the brutality that has made <strong>DEICIDE</strong> one of the biggest names the genre has ever produced. Formed in Tampa in 1987 by bassist/vocalist Glen Benton and drummer/composer Steve Asheim, <strong>DEICIDE</strong> didn't just become part of the death metal movement — they helped define it.</p><p><br>When their self-titled debut detonated in 1990, the band's blueprint was already brutally clear: savage riffs, relentless drumming, demonic intensity and absolutely zero interest in compromise. Then came Legion in 1992, a landmark record that propelled <strong>DEICIDE</strong> into the international metal spotlight and cemented their place among death metal's elite. Their impact has been enormous. <strong>DEICIDE</strong> are credited as the second-best-selling death metal band of the SoundScan era, while their first two albums became major commercial benchmarks for extreme metal. By November 2003, Deicide and Legion ranked second and third respectively among the best-selling death metal albums of the SoundScan era. More than three decades later, the band has built a formidable catalogue spanning twelve studio albums, one live album, two compilation albums and two live DVDs. But statistics only tell part of the story.</p><p><br><strong>DEICIDE's</strong> legacy has been forged in blood, volume and sheer so
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