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Oppressor "OPPRESSOR - Solstice of Oppression / Red Black Splatter Vinyl LP" 12"Chicagos iconic technical Death Metal band Oppressor was formed in 1991 by bassist vocalist Tim King and guitarist Adam Zadel, soon adding guitarist Jim Stopper and drummer Tom Schofield. Oppressor is reformed and has started playing live again! Oppressor recorded two demos and their second demo, 1993s As Blood Flows, got them signed in 1993. This demo was seen a very strong release, clocking in over 30 minutes and with a decent production. Released
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