Dismember: Death Metal (ltd.lp/purple Marbled Vinyl) version on vinyl LP in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Europe in publishing company Nuclear Blast on 29. September 2023.

"Dismember: Death Metal" is an album released in 1997 by the Swedish death metal band Dismember. The album showcases the band's aggressive style, characterized by heavy guitar riffs, relentless drumming, and guttural vocals. It includes twelve tracks that delve into themes of misanthropy, war, and darkness. Among these tracks are "Misanthropic," which sets the tone for the album with its bleak outlook on humanity, and "Bred For War," which delivers a relentless auditory assault. "Of Fire" and "Trendkiller" continue to build on the intense atmosphere with their ferocious energy. "Let The Napalm Rain" and "Live For The Fear" are notable for their raw power and driving force. The album also features songs like "Stillborn Ways" and "Killing Compassion," which maintain the brutal momentum. "When Hatred Killed The Light" stands out with its evocative title and punishing soundscapes. "Ceremonial Comedy" adds a darkly ironic twist to the tracklist, while "Silent Are The Watchers" brings a sense of ominous surveillance. Finally, "Mistweaver" closes the album with intricate guitar work and a haunting vibe. Overall, "Dismember: Death Metal" is a testament to the band's place in the death metal genre during the late '90s.

Album spans genres Rock and Death Metal.