Musical Style
According to Daniel Ekeroth, the band’s first song, "Inhumanity Deformed", was "Napalm Death-inspired grind, but they soon developed their own melancholic and atmospheric death metal style", which "combine strong melodies with musical brutality". Dissection considered the "characteristic dual-harmony guitar-sound" to be "an important part of the band's sound" and therefore needed a second guitarist. Due to the band's turn towards melodic death metal, Tomas "Tompa" Lindberg sees Dissection as a part of the Gothenburg scene.
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