Released on May 12, 1992, "The Origin Of The Feces" is the second studio album by the American rock band Type O Negative, known for their unique blend of gothic metal and alternative rock. The album, released under Roadrunner Records, features a total of eight tracks that showcase the band's signature sound characterized by heavy guitar riffs, deep, haunting vocals, and darkly poetic lyrics. The album is notable for its raw production and controversial themes, which reflect Type O Negative's penchant for exploring the macabre and the absurd. Noteworthy tracks include "Love You to Death" and "I Don't Wanna Be Me," both of which exemplify the band's ability to merge heavy metal elements with melancholic melodies. "The Origin Of The Feces" is often recognized for its provocative artwork and its commentary on societal issues, making it a significant release in the early '90s heavy music scene. As a pivotal entry in Type O Negative's discography, this album continues to resonate within the rock and metal genres, solidifying the band's legacy.