"Resurrection Through Carnage" is the debut studio album by Swedish death metal band Bloodbath, released on November 12, 2002, via Century Media Records. This album features a total of 10 tracks that exemplify the band's aggressive style, characterized by a blend of rock and metal elements. Known for their raw sound and intricate compositions, Bloodbath continues to push the boundaries of the death metal genre with this release. The album showcases a dark thematic approach, delving into concepts of violence and resurrection, which are prevalent throughout the lyrical content. "Resurrection Through Carnage" is recognized for its heavy guitar riffs, relentless drumming, and guttural vocals, contributing to its status as a significant entry in the metal scene of the early 2000s. This record follows the band's debut album, "Breeding Death," and solidifies their position within the death metal sub-genre. With its unyielding energy and sonic brutality, "Resurrection Through Carnage" remains a pivotal work in Bloodbath's discography, appealing to fans of heavy metal and rock music alike.