Malignant Tumour
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Malignant Tumour is a metal band from Ostrava, Czechoslovakia, formed in 1991 by Martin "Bilos" BÃlek and Roman Restel. Their early lineup included drummer Libor Å makal, who joined in 1992, influencing their style with British grindcore band Carcass. Their initial releases were the demo tapes Cadaveric Incubator of Endo-Parasites (1993), Symphonies for Pathologist (1994), and Analyse of Pathological Conceptions (1995). In late 1995, Å makal was replaced by Michal "CichoÅ" Cichý, leading to Restel's departure and Otto Beran joining. The band released the split EP Malignus Morbus in 1995. Throughout the years, Malignant Tumour saw numerous lineup changes, with BÃlek as the sole constant member. Notable releases include the split album Eat the Flesh... and Vomica (1997), and the studio albums Dawn of the New Age (2003), Burninhell (2005), In Full Swing (2008), Earthshaker (2010), Overdose & Overdrive (2013), The Metallist (2016), and Maximum Rock 'n' Roll (2024). They won several BÅitva music polls and received an AndÄl Award in 2010 for Earthshaker.
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