Autopsy - Born Undead (DVD)

Features:
A History of Horror documentary
Maryland Deathfest VIII, 2010
Bonus footage from: PartySan 2010, Hole in the Sky 2010, Slaughter by the Water 2011
Voices from Creepy KOFY Movie Time
Promo videos for "All Tomorrows Funerals", "My Corpse Shall Rise", and "The Tomb Within".

One of the early breed of US death metal acts, Autopsy formed in 1987 in San Francisco, and released 4 albums on Peaceville Records - beginning with the classic debut 'Severed Survival' in 1989 - before disbanding in 1995, with members going on to form Abscess. Autopsy triumphantly and officially returned from the grave after a 15 year hiatus with the 2010 EP, "The Tomb Within", along with a trio of festival headline appearances. This was followed by the release of the band's fifth studio album, "Macabre Eternal" in 2011, to great acclaim, as well as more live festival performances throughout the US and Europe, plus the recording of new tracks combined with remastered rarities for "All Tomorrow's Funerals", which was released in February 2012. The "Born Undead" DVD charters the birth, death and rebirth of the legends with an extensive documentary conducted with the band themselves, as they describe how the beast came to be, and the impact their music has had on the metal world over a span of more than 20 years. The film also documents the band's long-awaited return to the studio and stage, and includes rehearsals of both new tracks and old classics for their live comeback assault. The trio of 2010 reunion shows are all featured here, with all the best classic tracks from Maryland Deathfest, PartySan festival and also Hole in the Sky in Norway, where the trio of Chris Reifert, Eric Cutler, and Danny Coralles were joined by Dan Lilker on bass. With hours of footage, as well as extras including the band's promo video for "All Tomorrow's Funerals", "My Corpse Shall Rise" and more, "Born Undead" is the ultimate set for all Autopsy and metal maniacs alike. The DVD also contains artwork from Kent Mattieu, who had collaborated with the band on their early classic (and often controversial) album covers.