2nd album from '24 by this Canadian band that contains 14 songs of the most deranged, aberrational and ultra-pig Gore/ Grind/ Death, for lovers of ROMPEPROP, C.B.T., LAST DAYS OF HUMANITY...
CD re-issue of the first demo from '98 (16 tracks/ 40 min.) of PARACOCCIDIOIMICOSIS-PROCTITISSARCOMUCOSIS, a heavy and brutal Gore/ Grind/ Death with influences from MORTICIAN, GUT, DISGORGE (mex), CARCASS...
2nd album deom '06 of this american band that plays a Gore/ Grind in the vein of CARCASS with slight brutal Detah touches and some doses of Thrash. Very good!!
5th album from '21 by this czech band of guttural Gore/ Grind for lovers of ths most deep and vomitive stuff in the vein of band slike ROMPEPROP, GUTALAX, DESTRUCTIVE EXPLOSION OF ANAL GARLAND, SICKCUNT, HYMEN HOLOCAUST, THE DAY EVERYTHING BECAME NOTHING...
CD released in '22 that contains 33 songs from all the splits and rarities by this Canadian band with 18 songs of an ultra-vomiting Porno Techno/ Gore/ Grind in the vein of LIBIDO AIRBAG, KOTS, S.M.E.S....
2nd album from '23 by this japanese band of fucking heavy, vomitive and groovy Gore/ Grind with influences in the vein of CBT, ROMPEPROP, HYMEN HOLOCAUST, MUCUPURULENT...
1st album from '90 by this mythical US band, one of the most imitated ones (after CARCASS) in the Gore/ Grind genre. A classic!! Contains the 7"EP "Faceless" ('91) plus 2 live songs from '92 as bonus.
Re-issue with 3 bonus of the 3rd demo from '92 (12 songs) by this Czech Gore/ Grind band in the purest vein of the first CARCASS album, GENERAL SURGERY, NECRONY...
2-CD containing the 5 demos recorded between '17 and '21 (21 tracks in total) plus a live recording on CD-2 from this veteran French band of pasty Gore/ Grind/ Death with influences such as early DEAD INFECTION, C.B.T., MORTICIAN, early MUCUPURULENT, CARCASS, GENERAL SURGERY...
1st album from '06 by this heavy and piggy Gore/ Grind band from Ukraine with influences in the vein of C.B.T., ANAL NOSOROG, GUT, ROMPEPROP... As a bonus, includes covers of GUT, BRUTAL TRUTH and NAPALM DEATH.
