Formed in 1989 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin USA, and among the group of earlier death metal acts to grace the label roster, Accidental Suicide released their one, sole album in 1992, originally through Peaceville’s Deaf Records imprint, which was the initial home of other notable acts such as At the Gates and Morta Skuld.

Being much more than a pure "blast” styled death metal outfit, Accidental Suicide introduced and utilised a doomier presence also, even bringing to mind other classic pioneers of the genre such as Paradise Lost, to lend a twisted and at times sombre dynamic to the tracks, with this effective diversity to the compositions through the tempo variations and deranged melodic passages scattered throughout the album. The tortured and sinister vocals of Ed Jackson narrates tales of morbid brutality and murder behind a wall of punishing riffs, for what stands as a prime example of classic early 90s death metal execution.

‘Deceased’ was engineered and mixed at Mauer Brothers Recording Studio in Milwaukee, with production work handled by Eric "Griffy” Greif. Cover artwork was created by Chris Drew, also responsible for other early Peaceville artwork on Impaler’s ‘Charnel Deity’ and Baphomet’s ‘The Dead Shall Inherit’.