To The Gory End

Cancer burst onto the UK extreme metal scene over three decades ago and amassed a strong global following over the course of six studio albums, including a stint with major label East West under Warner Music. To the Gory End was Cancer's debut and was released in 1990.

Along with sophomore opus Death Shall Rise, it became a firm genre classic with its influential display of aural savagery containing fittingly shocking topics to match. The album swiftly established Cancer as one of the highlights of the rising UK death metal scene alongside such bands as Bolt Thrower and Carcass.

To the Gory End was recorded at Loco Studios in the winter of 1989, with legendary producer Scott Burns (Death, Obituary, Sepultura) overseeing the recording and also mixing duties, which subsequently took place at Morrisound in Florida, itself synonymous with the creation of many classics of the genre.

The album also notably features a guest appearance by John Tardy of Obituary on the track "Die Die". This double disc edition features a new audio remaster and is presented in jewel case format with ocard. The bonus disc features Cancer's full 1989 demo, containing many tracks which were to subsequently appear on To the Gory End.