Tracks 4 and 5 have the most brutal, natural gutturals I've ever heard. This is their best album, thanks to the new drummer, and my favorite album from 2009.

A corpse is still a corpse, of course we dine with no remorse
Nutritious, delicious fruit!

Yeah, way better than their last drummer. Btw, in the short making of dvd that's on the cd, I recall that David McGraw bought Michael Laughlin's old car or something like that, haha, or maybe I'm completely wrong and it was something else.

David McGraw is waaaaay faster and more technical, and the riffs on this album changed to incorporate a lot of catchier/melodic riffage, and also the lyrics are really cool to read and the artwork is sick, and Travis Ryan is one of the best vocalists around Hopefully they don't go downhill from here with their next album, but I can definitely see that happening.

The masterpiece of all grindcore. Highlights:all of them esp. A Body Farm( the grooviest grindcore ever)

Definitely there is something special about this album. In every each song there is some brilliant parts.

Favorite song:
Tooth Enamel & Concrete

Very good, but new album is better. Some really groovy, heavy stuff. A good introduction album.

When I first heard this I was deterred by the intricate and relentless brutality, but I've come to realise this is nearly as good as MoI. It's just as catchy, but in a different way - I feel this album is proggier in some ways