was tentatively due for release in 2022. On July 27, 2022, the band revealed their new album, Morbidity Triumphant, would be released on September 30. Legacy Along with fellow Bay Area band Possessed and Reifert's previous group Death, Autopsy have been considered a pioneering band in the death metal genre. Early bands such as Entombed, Dismember, Gorefest, Immolation, Cannibal Corpse and Deicide have all credited Autopsy as an influence in their sound. In addition, Autopsy have helped to pioneer death-doom. Band members Current members Chris Reifert – drums, lead vocals , bass Eric Cutler – guitars, backing and lead vocals , bass Danny Coralles – guitars , bass Greg Wilkinson – bass Former members Eric Eigard – bass Ken Sorvari – bass Steve Cutler – bass Josh Barohn – bass Freeway Migliore – bass Joe Trevisano – bass Session musicians Steve Di Giorgio – bass Clint Bower – bass Live members Dan Lilker – bass Timeline Discography Studio albums Severed Survival (1989) Mental Funeral (1991) Acts of the Unspeakable (1992) Shitfun (1995) Macabre Eternal (2011) The Headless Ritual (2013) Tourniquets, Hacksaws and Graves (2014) Morbidity Triumphant (2022) EPs/Singles Retribution for the Dead (1991) Fiend for Blood (1991) Horrific Obsession (2009) The Tomb Within (2010) Skull Grinder (2015) Puncturing the Grotesque (2017) Live albums Tortured Moans of Agony (1998) Dead as Fuck (2004) Dark Crusades (2010) Live in Chicago (2020) Demos 1987 Demo (1987) Critical Madness (1988) Compilations Ridden with Disease (2000) Torn from the Grave (2001) All Tomorrow's Funerals (2012) Introducing Autopsy (2013) Re-releases Severed Survival/Retribution for the Dead (1994) Acts of the Unspeakable/Fiend for Blood (2003) Filmography Dark Crusades (with liner notes and band interview by Joel McIver; Peaceville Records, 2006) Born Undead (produced by Jesse Davis; Peaceville Records, 2012) References External links Official Autopsy page at Myspace 1987 establishments in California Death metal musical groups from California Musical groups established in 1987 Musical groups disestablished in 1995 Musical groups reestablished in 2009 Musical quartets