I just listened to this and damn, AJ Magana sounds like an ostrich regurgitating an elephant. He fits the band better than an extra small condom on my wiener.

Written by Dangerboner on 27.04.2010 at 06:23

I just listened to this and damn, AJ Magana sounds like an ostrich regurgitating an elephant. He fits the band better than an extra small condom on my wiener.

Have I ever told you that I love your pleasantly putrid metaphors?

Straight up slam... Was not expecting that. Magana's a beast, and Gruber proves his variation and technicality are both equally valuable to the foundation of the band.

Two more days until this arrives in my mailbox.

Still the most brutal album of 2010

Written by Dangerboner on 12.11.2010 at 22:05

Still the most brutal album of 2010

I'm not sure whether it's this or Inherit Disease's Visceral Transcendence.

I'd say Chapters is way more brutal and better than new ID, but both are good. More guttural, faster, etc.

Great album. It slays down such pathetic albums by Inherit Disease or Decrepit Birth.

Oh fuck, this band uses a lot of big words in their album/song titles O.o

Written by JCJen7 on 04.02.2011 at 09:01

Oh fuck, this band uses a lot of big words in their album/song titles O.o

Try this on for size.

Written by Troy Killjoy on 16.02.2011 at 02:03

Written by JCJen7 on 04.02.2011 at 09:01

Oh fuck, this band uses a lot of big words in their album/song titles O.o

Try this on for size.

Oh goodness. I am in awe.
Fucking disgusting album cover though

Awesome fucking album, I can't get enough of these newer brutal death metal bands. Awesome bass playing on this album too btw...

First I heard Psalms of the Moribund, then this. Psalms of the Moribund sounds like indie/pop compared to this.

Written by Tatras on 01.02.2011 at 11:25

Great album. It slays down such pathetic albums by Inherit Disease or Decrepit Birth.

No way ! Inherit Disease is better.

Slow Brutal Death Metal ?
Don't know what are they doing...propably too creative, trying to create "Post Brutal Death Metal".

You're weird.

Really nice album. Brutal Death Metal is not really my thing... I mean, I love those bands/albums I like, but I'm way too picky, all the elements have to sound perfect to me or I won't listen to it. This is one of the few BDM albums I can listen front to back without wanting to blow my balls away with a shotgun. It sounds so fucking brutal compared to anything they've released to this day, it's varied enough not to be boring (something many BDM albums fail to achieve) and AJ simply nailed it. This one and Passages Into Deformity are in my opinion the best thing these guys have done.