Satan be praised. Uncle Glen is back.
DEICIDE were always special. The rabid, vitriolic embodiment of everything that made death metal destructive and dangerous, the Floridian legends were the genre’s most notorious band. Still to this day, those first three albums beat the living crap out of just a…
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