The Black Dahlia Murder's debut album, Unhallowed, was a foundational text in 2000s melodic death metal. Its raw aggression and technicality set a high bar for the genre.
- The album was recorded at Red House Recording in Belding, Michigan. It was produced by guitarist Brian Eschbach and the band.
- Unhallowed was released on June 17, 2003, by Metal Blade Records. It featured artwork by Joe Petagno, known for his work with Motörhead.
- The album is notable for its early inclusion of then-guitarist Jon Becraft's dissonant, technical riffing style. It has since been reissued multiple times.
The Black Dahlia Murder were a melodic death metal band from Waterford, Michigan. They were known for their Gothenburg-influenced sound and horror-themed lyrics.
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