Feast Eternal
50 top tracks
Feast Eternal
50 top tracks
Albums

With Fire
Feast Eternal

Prisons of Flesh
Feast Eternal

Forward Through Blood - EP
Feast Eternal

Sounds from the Grave Vol. 4
Feast Eternal

Forward Through Blood
Feast Eternal

Sounds from the Grave Vol 1: Open Grave Records Sampler
Feast Eternal

Screams of Abaddon
Feast Eternal

Legacy Vol. 92
Feast Eternal

Open Grave / Sullen Records Spring / Summer 2008 Sampler
Feast Eternal

Forward Through Blood (EP)
Feast Eternal

Sounds From The Grave Vol. 2
Feast Eternal

Sounds From The Grave Vol. IV
Feast Eternal
Biography
Feast Eternal started out in the winter of 1992 with John Greenman (ex-Infested) and T.J. Humlinski (ex-Infested). Late in October of 1993 the lineup was completed by the addition of drummer, Matt Skrzypczak. ...Read more on Last.fm
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Feast Eternal started out in the winter of 1992 with John Greenman (ex-Infested) and T.J. Humlinski (ex-Infested). Late in October of 1993 the lineup was completed by the addition of drummer, Matt Skrzypczak.
In early 2000 Feast Eternal released upon the world their debut album, "Prisons of Flesh." "Prisons of Flesh" was met with critical acclaim and produced a loyal fan base, even leading them to receive attention from a major metal record label. However due to personal reasons John left the band before Feast was able to proceed with future endeavors, putting the band on hold for a long period of time.
Fast forward to June 2006. The remaining members of Feast Eternal (T.J. & Matt) make their presence known again within the scene and begin writing material for a new Feast Eternal album. In a short time Open Grave Records took interest in working with Feast Eternal and in mid-July 2006 the relationship was solidified.
In late 2006 the original, "Prisons of Flesh" album was reissued in it's original form and will include two new tracks as a bonus to tie fans over for the full length return of Feast Eternal in early 2007. <a href="https://www.last.fm/music/Feast+Eternal">Read more on Last.fm</a>. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
