The band's second album, "Corpus Christi," released in 1990, is a prime example of their uncompromising approach to death metal. The album features a more refined production than their debut, but retains the band's signature ferocity.
- The album was recorded at Trax East in South River, New Jersey, with producer Steve Evetts. It was reissued in 2005 by Grim Reaper Records with bonus tracks. The album cover art was created by Joe Petagno, known for his work with Motörhead.
- This was the band's first release on the Death Records label. The album was met with critical acclaim in the underground metal scene, but had limited commercial success.
- Angkor Wat disbanded in 1993 after releasing two full-length albums and several demos. "Corpus Christi" is considered by many to be their most definitive work.
Angkor Wat is a death metal band from Cleveland, Ohio. They are known for their raw, aggressive sound and brutal lyrical themes.
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