''Millennium'' is the second studio album by death metal band Monstrosity, released in 1996 and produced by Scott Burns. This is the last album to feature

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on vocals, as he went on to join the death metal band Cannibal Corpse. It was released on Conquest Music, Inc worldwide and licensed to Nuclear Blast for a European release. It was later licensed by Hammerheart Records (Netherlands) and re-released in the early 2000s for Europe.

Musical style

''Millennium'' showcases a more technical approach to death metal than on their previous release, '' Imperial Doom''. The guitar work in particular is massively improved from their debut. It features many dynamic changes including quick jumps from tremolo picking to lightning fast playing of power chords, and is perceived by many to be a landmark in

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Track listing

Personnel

;Monstrosity *

– vocals *Jason "Tux" Morgan – guitars *

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– bass *Lee Harrison – drums ;Additional musicians *Jason Avery – backing vocals on track 2, 4, 5 and 7 ;Production * Scott Burns – mixing, producer, recording *Keith Rose – mixing *Scott Kieklak – mixing

References

* {{DEFAULTSORT:Millennium (Monstrosity Album) Monstrosity (band) albums 1996 albums Albums produced by Scott Burns (record producer)