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Crucifer (Band)

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Crucifer live at the now defunct Tiki Fala club in Dumfries, Virginia.

Crucifer is an American death metal band from Fredericksburg, Virginia that formed in 1990. Crucifer was signed to Wild Rags Records from Montebello, California from 1991–1997, releasing two full-length albums, an EP, and a 7" single. Crucifer played Milwaukee Metal Mania 7 at the Eagles Auditorium on July 31, 1993 with Cannibal Corpse, Clutch, King Diamond, Testament, Body Count and many more. In 2016, Crucifer was picked up by Dark Blasphemies Records from Spain and released the 25-song anthology "Carrier of the Cross" on CD. Summer 2023 will see the release of Crucifer's 1991 "Festival of Death" and the 30th anniversary of "Pictures of Heaven" on vinyl released by Pathologically Explicit Records from Indonesia.

Band Members

1990–Present

Jeff Riddle Vocals, Drums

Brian Ronquest Guitar

Stevie Snyder Bass

Discography

1990 "Beyond the Realms" 3-song demo on cassette

1991 "Festival of Death" 8-song CD and cassette released by Wild Rags Records

1992 "Pray for the Dead" 2-song 7" blue or black vinyl released by Wild Rags Records

1993 "Pictures of Heaven" 8-song CD and cassette released by Wild Rags Records

1994 "Separation" 3-song CD and cassette released by Wild Rags Records

2016 "Carrier of the Cross" on CD released by Dark Blasphemies Records

Summer 2023 "Pictures of Heaven" 30th anniversary and "Festival of Death" will be re-released on vinyl by Pathologically Explicit Records.

References

[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8]Wild Rags Records[9]


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