Excellent EP man.

Funny that you can not find the title of this EP anywhere on the original booklet...
I still remember that back in those days, "Still Burn In Fire" (great song!) was one of the first German Gothic Doom/Death hits and everyone (including me) had high hopes on Pyogenesis. Unfortunately, they left this promissing path within short time and transformed into an insignificant rock band, releasing outright shitty stuff merely.

Written by Starvynth on 02.12.2018 at 12:10

insignificant rock band, releasing outright shitty stuff merely.

Come on, that is a bit too harsh. Their full-length debut (the x-rated nothings) is still quite decent gothic metal or alternative rock, or whatever.
I though stopped following them at Twinaleblood, so cannot speak for what was still about to come thereafter.

Written by Redel on 21.02.2022 at 14:41

Come on, that is a bit too harsh. Their full-length debut (the x-rated nothings) is still quite decent gothic metal or alternative rock, or whatever.

No. Just NO.
There are some very few enjoyable bits and pieces on Sweet X-Rated Nothings (such as parts of the tracks "It's On Me" and "Through The Flames"), but as a whole, their first full-length is nothing but a mockery and a goofy attempt to cut their death metal ties, maybe even in order to alienate their old fans. It's really hard for me to take their debut seriously in any way. The vocals, both the cleans and the growls, sound like a parody for the most part and the lyrics are the epitome of cringe.
This is how I imagine the worst Crematory cover band of all time, on the day they decided to burn their instruments because they finally realized how horrible they actually are.

Seriously now, their debut is really awful. What a turd of an album.

Written by Starvynth on 21.02.2022 at 20:27

and the lyrics are the epitome of cringe.

The lyrics are quite embarrasing at times, here I agree. As for the rest, we seem to disagree to some degree. I didnt spin the debut many times, but I respun it today and I must say that I find it a kind of unique approach, which comes across a bit awkward here and there but overall is not bad, somehow remarkable even and certainly worth a spin.