"Butchered At Birth" is the second studio album by the American death metal band Cannibal Corpse, released on July 1, 1991, under Metal Blade Records. This album is a significant entry in the death metal genre, characterized by its aggressive sound and graphic lyrical themes. Comprising a total of nine tracks, "Butchered At Birth" continues the band's exploration of horror and violence, a hallmark of their artistic identity. The album features intricate guitar work, relentless drumming, and guttural vocals, which have become synonymous with Cannibal Corpse's style. Notable tracks include "Meat Hook Sodomy" and "Gutted," both of which exemplify the band's technical proficiency and commitment to their genre. "Butchered At Birth" received attention for its controversial album cover and lyrical content, which sparked discussions within the metal community regarding censorship and artistic expression. The album's production value and raw energy have solidified its place as a classic in the death metal scene, influencing numerous bands that followed. As a pivotal release in the early 1990s metal landscape, "Butchered At Birth" remains an essential part of Cannibal Corpse's discography and the broader rock and metal genres.