Band:	Last Days Of Humanity
Album:	Putrefaction In Progress
Style:	Goregrind, Noisecore
Release date:	2006
A review by:	Herzebeth

01. Covered With Faeces As Decoration
02. Visible Stains Slashes & Marks Of Self-Disgust
03. Sewing Up The Abdominal Rupture For The Successive Acts Of Degradation
04. Sexually Imminent Perverted Deviant
05. Infinitive Putrefaction In Progress
06. A Manual Of Heinous Ways In Degeneration
07. In The Wards Of Large Scaled Decompositions
08. A Delightful Scenario Of Depravity
09. Equal Pleasures In The Realms Of Dehumanisation
10. Intrigue Redolence Inside Putridity
11. Immersing The Body In A Cesspool Of Lye As A Satisfying Method
12. Deliberate Full Corporal Slicing With A Cleaver
13. The General Attributes For Partial Trunk Separation
14. Careless Utterly Dissected
15. Irresistible Fixation Of The Human Disarray
16. Corroded Hookworm Phenomenon
17. A Demonstration In Disassembling The Bodily Numbless
18. Fragrant Facial Purulence
19. Carnivorous Nausea
20. Slithered Limbs (Adorable Congestion Of Body Remnants)
21. Gradually Cut Up Under A Series Of Light Sedations
22. Continual Septic Waste
23. The Beauty Of Perfection In Sensible Cruelty
24. Allowing The Carvings For Mutual Compassion
25. Driven By Motivations Of Gracious Hatred
26. Disconnected The Cranium With A Sense Of Peculiar Interest
27. Emerging Fungus During Gastric Pressures
28. Some Edible Innard Fragments Of Digest
29. Accepted Foulness Amongst The Humane
30. Proceed The Mass Lite Disposal Without Compassion
31. Saw Down The Remaining Carbonised Bits
32. Precisely Eviscerated And Conserved In A Formaldehyde-Methanol Solution
33. Exceeded In A Frenzied Mayhem
34. Congenital Interior Defects
35. Persuaded In Legalized Cannibalism
36. Educative Treatment In Torture, Abuse & Finally Beheading
37. The Hatched Justifies The Means
38. Behold The Freshness Of Tenderised Human Meat
39. Prolapsed Transpired Bowel Junk
40. Preservation Of Headless Carrion
41. A Divine Proclamation Of Finishing The Present Existence

Last Days Of Humanity is (was) one of the most shocking bands in the Grindcore scene, when their masterpiece, called Hymns Of Indigestible Suppuration, was released back in 1999, they shaped a huge spot in the underground for themselves, everyone was talking about how amazing their music was and about how crazy their ultra-gore layout seemed to be. Some years later, after releasing an EP and after the band split-up, they come back with their final work, one of the most brutal albums ever released in music history.

"Putrefaction In Progress" shows a different band to begin with; I remember their past albums being super-catchy with mid-paced riffs and a couple of melodies here and there, but not this time. This new record is all about being the fastest most brutal and destroying band in the scene; I'm not trying to be a psychologist here, but it just sounds like these guys were irritated with their situation and they decided to blast their problems out or something.

Most of the songs have the same structure, which is 36 to 50 seconds of hostile blast-beats, rabid guitar-riffs and distorted bass-lines; there are few tracks that stand out from the others, "The Beauty Of Perfection In Sensible Cruelty" is one of them creating a vibe similar to the music presented in "Hymns Of Indigestible Suppuration". Something is for sure though, yes they have mostly blasts in their disc, but I haven't found a band with a drummer as fast as this guy, I don't care about the way this guy explodes his talent, I just see that he is amazingly good and that's something remarkable for sure.

This album is not for the weak ones; even with the layout being partially mild (contrasting with their older artwork of course) the music is just very fucking brutal, and I mean Goregrind in its sickening best and not for the faint hearted that's for sure. Still this album fails to impress me, it's very good none the less, but the fact that they sacrificed their catchy-groove pace for an omnipresent blast-beat disappointed me badly. If you're a fan of the band you'll be more than pleased with "Putrefaction In Progress", but if you haven't heard their albums I think you better start with "Hymns Of Indigestible Suppuration".

Best Tracks: "The Beauty Of Perfection In Sensible Cruelty", "A Divine Proclamation Of Finishing The Present Existence".