The decision: sealed original or just music?
If you collect 1990s death metal, a sealed CD from 1998 raises a quick question: are you buying to play, or to preserve? Entorturment's *Descend Into Deprivation* arrives as a 1998 mini-album on Lo' Cash Productions, priced at $119.99. That price demands a clear answer.
Quick verdict
Choose this CD if you want an original, unplayed pressing of a 1998 death metal/rock release. It's sealed, described as brand-new, and identified as the original pressing rather than a reissue, copy, or bootleg. The style is raw, and the format is a mini-album. At $119.99, you're paying for that condition and press status as much as for the music itself.
Who it suits
- Collectors of late-1990s US death metal.
- Fans of Lo' Cash Productions releases who want a sealed example.
- Buyers looking for a compact original-pressing CD to keep unplayed.
What stands out from the listed details
The sealed, original pressing status is the key detail. For a 1998 release, an untouched copy carries specific appeal. The CD is unplayed and brand-new, so the purchase is about preservation as much as audio.
The release is a mini-album from 1998 on Lo' Cash Productions. The style is raw and intense, sitting at the death metal and rock crossover. That gives it a clear identity before you even hit play.
Price is $119.99. It's the central point to weigh. The price is an asking amount for a sealed original pressing from 1998, so it fits the collector side of the market.
Meaningful trade-offs
The main trade-off is simple: $119.99 for a mini-album is a significant price. You're not getting a long full-length; you're getting a shorter, focused release. If you value original pressing and unplayed condition, that trade-off may be acceptable. If you just want to hear the music, the same amount is harder to accept.
A sealed copy also carries a specific choice: it hasn't been played, and keeping it sealed preserves that unplayed condition. That's fine for a collector, but it means the CD's unplayed status stays intact only if it stays sealed.
Bottom line
If your collection needs a 1998 original pressing from Lo' Cash Productions, in sealed and unplayed condition, this is a straightforward candidate. The $119.99 price fits the collector side of CD buying. If you're not oriented around preservation, the mini-album length and cost give you a reason to pass.
Entorturment - Descend Into Deprivation - 1998 Sealed CD - Lo' Cash Productions
This is a collector-focused purchase: a sealed 1998 mini-album, brand-new and unplayed, on Lo' Cash Productions, priced at $119.99. The original pressing status is the strongest reason to choose it. The price and short format are the limits to keep in mind.
