Envenomed

2000 studio album by Malevolent Creation
Envenomed
Studio album by
Malevolent Creation
ReleasedOctober 17, 2000
StudioStudio 13, Deerfield Beach, Florida, United States
GenreDeath metal
Length41:43
LabelArctic Music
ProducerJeremy Staska
Malevolent Creation chronology
Manifestation
(2000)
Envenomed
(2000)
The Will to Kill
(2002)

Envenomed is the seventh studio album by Florida death metal band Malevolent Creation.[1] The band also released a re-issue album entitled Envenomed II.

Track listing

No.TitleLyricsMusicLength
1."Homicidal Rant"Bret HoffmannPhil Fasciana3:28
2."Night of the Long Knives"HoffmannFasciana3:07
3."Kill Zone"HoffmannRob Barrett, Fasciana3:54
4."Halved"HoffmannFasciana4:07
5."Serial Dementia"HoffmannFasciana3:11
6."Bloodline Severed"HoffmannFasciana5:11
7."Pursuit Revised"HoffmannFasciana4:11
8."Conflict"HoffmannFasciana, Gordon Simms3:35
9."Viral Release"HoffmannBarrett, Fasciana3:41
10."The Deviant's March"Barrett, HoffmannBarrett2:59
11."Envenomed"HoffmannFasciana4:19
Total length:41:43
Envenomed II Re-issue Edition
No.TitleLyricsMusicLength
12."Perish in Flames" (Dark Angel cover)Don DotyJim Durkin4:59
13."Epileptic Seizure"Jason BlachowiczFasciana2:46
14."Confirmed Kill"  1:54

Personnel

  • Brett Hoffmann - Vocals
  • Rob Barrett - Lead guitar
  • Phil Fasciana - Rhythm guitar
  • Gordon Simms - Bass
  • Dave Culross - Drums

References

  1. ^ Malevolent Creation - Envenomed Album Reviews, Songs & More | AllMusic, retrieved 2023-06-04

External links

  • Envenomed at Discogs
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Malevolent Creation
  • Phil Fasciana
  • Ron Parmer
  • Deron Miller
  • Jesse Jolly
  • Ryan Taylor
  • Rob Barrett
  • Dave Culross
  • David Kinkade
  • Derek Roddy
  • Jon Rubin
  • Marco Martell
  • Fabian Aguirre
  • Bret Hoffmann
  • Phil Cancilla
  • Lee Wollenschlaeger
  • Josh Gibbs
Studio albums
Live albumsCompilation albums
  • Joe Black (1996)
  • Manifestation (2000)
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