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“There were loads of bands happy to make mediocre records. We never saw this as an option.” The story of At The Gates’ Slaughter Of The Soul – the album that revolutionised death metal

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“There were loads of bands happy to make mediocre records. We never saw this as an option.” The story of At The Gates’ Slaughter Of The Soul – the album that revolutionised death metal

30 years ago, At The Gates would release an album that’d change metal forever and make melodeath one of the most influential metal movements of the 90s

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