"Scream Bloody Gore" is the debut studio album by the influential death metal band Death, released on May 25, 1987, under Combat Records. This album is a landmark in the rock genre, specifically within the sub-genre of metal, marking a pivotal moment in the evolution of death metal. Consisting of 10 tracks, "Scream Bloody Gore" showcases Death's signature sound, characterized by aggressive guitar riffs, complex song structures, and guttural vocal styles that would define the genre. The lyrical themes often explore horror and graphic imagery, contributing to the album's notorious reputation. Notable tracks include "Infernal Death" and "Zombie Ritual," which exemplify the raw energy and technical proficiency that would influence countless bands in the metal scene. The production quality of the album reflects the late 1980s metal scene and has since been recognized for its historical significance, helping to establish Death as one of the pioneering forces in death metal. "Scream Bloody Gore" remains a crucial reference point for both fans and musicians within the metal community, continuing to inspire new generations of artists.