"Leprosy" is the second studio album by the influential American death metal band Death, released on November 16, 1988, through Combat Records. This album is a significant milestone in the evolution of the death metal genre, showcasing complex songwriting and aggressive instrumentation that set a benchmark for future metal bands. "Leprosy" features a total of eight tracks, each characterized by intricate guitar riffs, rapid tempo changes, and guttural vocals that are hallmarks of the band's style. The album was produced by Scott Burns, known for his work with various prominent metal acts, and it has been noted for its raw sound and powerful energy. Key tracks from the album include "Pull the Plug" and the title track "Leprosy," which highlight the band’s ability to blend melody with brutality. Over the years, "Leprosy" has garnered critical acclaim for its innovation and impact on the metal scene, solidifying Death's legacy as pioneers of the genre. The album remains a crucial part of metal history and continues to influence countless musicians today.