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2000 studio album by Desecration

Inhuman

Released

2000

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.

v t e Desecration
Ollie Jones Michael Hourihan Andi Morris
Studio albums	Gore and Perversion Murder in Mind Stillborn Climax Inhuman Pathway to Deviance Gore and PerVersion 2 Process of Decay Forensix
Demos	Mangled Remains
EPs	Raping the Corpse
Related articles	Extreme Noise Terror

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