These guys are the Japanese cars of deathgrind: always reliable. Fun art, too.

This record wraps up from the start of making red chilly sauce pasta to eating it with Pepsi.

Fun record.

I actually like this a little more after a few listens. Really solid release.

Written by Boxcar Willy on 01.11.2019 at 16:23

I actually like this a little more after a few listens. Really solid release.

That's how I felt while reviewing. My first listen I had rated closer to a 7 but the more I let the groove and melody sink in the more I realized this could be some A-level material given the right mood. Not my go-to music by any means but if I want some background carnage while I organize, fold, and hang all my clothes on a Sunday afternoon, this is it. Birdflesh and Misery Index have to be up there as well for 2019 grind.

Too fun of an album, still having a blast with this thing it just itches that certain scratch at times. Plus always been a huge fan of Mike Hamilton (former Deeds of Flesh drummer).

Not a bad release, it's enjoyable but nothing more, it's structured in the classic grindcore way, with fast ferocious tracks compacted onto a very short length album, and the grizzly and gory lyrical topics are obviously nothing new, but for me this somehow lacked the brutalness from their past, the songwriting is very generic and the sound has for me lost that spark. There's a good solid rhythm and tempo throughout, but there's nothing memorable about it, none of the tracks really stand out for me unfortunately.