Album

The Somatic Defilement

Whitechapel

2007 · Rock

The Somatic Defilement by Whitechapel

The Somatic Defilement is a Rock album by Whitechapel, originally released in 2007. On Gatefold: 14 pressings tracked.

About

The Somatic Defilement is the first album by the American deathcore band Whitechapel. The album was released on July 31, 2007, through Siege of Amida Records and is their only release through this label before their move to Metal Blade Records the following year. The Somatic Defilement is a concept album based on Jack the Ripper, in which all of the songs are first-person narratives of the slaughter and rape of prostitutes. A remixed and remastered edition of the album was released on April 16, 2013 through Metal Blade Records. Re-mixing and re-mastering duties were given to Mark Lewis, whom the band worked with on their self-titled release. The album is the only one by Whitechapel to include Brandon Cagle as guitarist. He later left the band, because the injuries he received from a motorcycle accident left him unable to play his instrument. He was replaced by Zach Householder. The intro track, Necrotizing contains excerpts from a Stone Phillips interview with Jeffrey Dahmer.

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Tracklist

  1. 1Necrotizing0:35
  2. 2The Somatic Defilement5:18
  3. 3Devirgination Studies3:11
  4. 4Prostatic Fluid Asphyxiation3:33
  5. 5Fairy Fay3:33
  6. 6Ear to Ear3:30
  7. 7Alone In the Morgue2:54
  8. 8Festering Fiesta2:29
  9. 9Vicer Exciser2:53
  10. 10Articulo Mortis4:04

Sound DNA

  • Rock

Credits

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14 pressings tracked on Gatefold

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