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2000 studio album by Desecration
Inhuman
File:Inhuman Album.jpg
Studio album by Desecration
Released2000
GenreDeath metal
Black metal
LabelCopro Records
ProducerDesecration
Desecration chronology
Stillborn Climax
(1998) 		Inhuman
(2000) 		Pathway to Deviance
(2002)

Inhuman is the fourth album by death metal band Desecration, though the band considers it their first properly released album.

Track listing

  1. "Insane Savagery" by Ollie and Mike Pearson
  2. "Turning Black"
  3. "Dig Up, Dig In"
  4. "Asphyxiate on Blood" by Ollie and Jason Jad Davies
  5. "Life Of Gore"
  6. "Inhuman"
  7. "Another Obscene Publication"
  8. "Death You'll Face"
  9. "Killer Row"
  10. "A Message to the Censor"
Desecration
  • Ollie Jones
  • Michael Hourihan
  • Andi Morris
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EPs
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