Deceased's 1995 release, "The Blueprints for Madness" is another one of countless records that have faded into obscurity (and rarity) and never fucking should have. This is a solid chunk of death/thrash that blows many of its peers out of the water; for those of you who enjoyed "Luck of the Corpse," you will eat this up! It takes all of the concepts found therein and expands on them: the songs are much better written, have grown in complexity and can each stand on its own. The musicianship here has grown by leaps and bounds, making for some very cool leads and a lot of insane drumming by King that would come to mark their following records. As far as the vocals go, he takes on sort of a Carcass approach (for lack of a better term), shifting back and forth between shrieks and grunts that gives the songs a little more character than his vocals on the previous album. In conclusion, this is the last more brutality-oriented record Deceased would release before they switched over to a more melodic, thrashy sound!