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 Never before has Tumour's sound been so up-to-date, blending cybernetic rhythms with brutal industrial vibes.

 By the end of the listening, Anal Penetration's futuristic atmosphere excites and captures the listener.

This split album by Tumour and Anal Penetration showcases a matured, cybernetic approach to goregrind and pornogrind. Tumour enhances their use of drum machines with mechanical, irregular beats and experimental touches, while Anal Penetration delivers complex, fast, and brutal riffs with excellent production. Both acts provide a futuristic, intense listening experience with no dips in quality across 67 tracks. Highly recommended for dedicated fans of grindcore and its subgenres. Dive into this brutal and futuristic goregrind split—stream now and experience cutting-edge grindcore mastery!

 This CD is a real godsend for us fans of the most relentless and combative gore grind.

 The singing is similar to a riddled gargle that erupts violence from all its micropores.

The review praises Tumour's 'Anatropic Nephrolithotomy' as a brutal and uncompromising gore grind album. It highlights the intense technical effort behind the solo project of Rogier Kuzee. The album's ferocious drum machine programming and relentless riffs create a punishing yet rewarding listening experience. Despite the absence of lyrics, the CD is considered essential for fans of extreme grindcore. The reviewer enthusiastically recommends seeking out this cult classic. Dive into the brutal world of Tumour and experience gore grind at its fiercest—listen to 'Anatropic Nephrolithotomy' now!

 The lyrics seem silly and not brutal enough, so they didn’t convince me at all.

 Even listening to the CD left me cold, I’d describe it as a preserved listening experience.

This review critiques Bile's 'Camp Blood' album for its simplistic lyrics and lackluster musical execution despite strong horror themes and packaging. The reviewer finds the album's sound dull, the guitar and drums poorly balanced, and the songs overly long. Although appreciated by some fans of Dutch goregrind and horror movie-inspired music, it left this listener disappointed. The packaging and concept are praised, but overall, the album fails to deliver the expected intensity. Listen to 'Camp Blood' and see if Bile’s horror metal style suits your taste!

 The CD starts with furious blast beats, continues with furious blast beats, and ends with furious blast beats.

 I urge you to give a listen to this stuff because I think it might appeal to lovers of metal and extreme grind!

This review presents Dahmer's intense and ferocious murdercore compilation, 'The Studio Sessions,' featuring 62 songs full of blast beats and brutal vocals. The band’s lyrics focus on notorious serial killers, creating a dark thematic experience. The reviewer praises the rare collection as essential for extreme metal and grindcore fans despite the difficulty in finding original releases. It’s a cult recommendation for those who appreciate extreme musical intensity paired with horror-inspired content. Discover the savage world of Dahmer's murdercore — listen now and experience the ferocity firsthand!

 "This is a CD highly recommended for the most fanatical and fierce grindsters."

 "The most intriguing part remains the cover, which I’ve personally censored... to give you an idea of what the complete work is about."

This review praises 'Diarrhoeal Sludge,' a collaboration between Faeces Eruption and Anal Penetration, highlighting its brutal goregrind style and iconic cover art. The album is recommended for hardcore grindcore fans and is portrayed as a cult classic with aggressive drum machines and guttural vocals. The reviewer especially emphasizes the cover's shock value and entertainment. Overall, the album scores a solid 7.5/10. Dive into 'Diarrhoeal Sludge' now and experience one of grindcore’s most cultish gems!

 It's a group, Gonorrhea Pussy, hailing from the cold Bavarian plains, while the second part of the CD features Necro Tampon, debuting directly from the Albion lands of the United Kingdom (UK).

 I recommend this mini to all fans of porn gore and splatter gore grind with old school veins like Gut, but also for those less accustomed to certain sounds.

This review explores the 20-minute mini-CD by Bavarian band Gonorrhea Pussy and UK's Necro Tampon, highlighting their raw, old-school pornogrind sound influenced by pioneers like Gut. The music features guttural vocals, distorted guitars, and explicit, sadistic lyrical themes. Praised for its aggressive energy, it’s recommended for hardcore gore grind fans and newcomers seeking a dark introduction. Overall, an intense release rated 8/10 with encouragement to explore more underground grindcore. Explore the savage sounds of Gonorrhea Pussy and Necro Tampon—play the album now and experience old-school pornogrind brutality!

 This CD contains many covers of bands devoted to vintage goregrind like Mortician, Regurgitate, Malignant Tumour, and Carcass... all faithful to the originals.

 It is a true massacre, excuse the repetition. The brutal listening that comes from this CD, and it’s not insignificant, believe me.

This review covers the Pulmonary Fibrosis and Thorwald split CD, highlighting its brutal old-school grindcore sound and faithful covers of vintage goregrind icons. Thorwald’s raw and primitive style is contrasted with the hyper-blasting intensity of Pulmonary Fibrosis. Both bands impress with gore-themed lyrics and extreme tempos, making this CD a fierce addition to the grindcore underground scene. The review awards a solid score, encouraging devoted fans to engage with the music. Discover the fierce grindcore artistry of Pulmonary Fibrosis & Thorwald – listen to the split CD and experience raw, brutal goregrind now!

 Last Days Of Humanity are one of the pioneering bands that laid the foundations for the now-famous genre of goregrind.

 I consider it the most successful CD of LDOH and also the most compositionally strong.

This review highlights 'Hymns of Indigestible Suppuration' as a defining album in goregrind by Dutch pioneers Last Days Of Humanity. Released in 2000, the album retains a fresh and brutal sound with fast guitars, deep growls, and extreme themes. The reviewer praises its compositional strength and genre-defining intensity, recommending it as an essential addition for goregrind fans. A perfect 10/10 rating underscores its classic status. Dive into the brutal world of Last Days Of Humanity and experience a goregrind classic that still dominates the scene!

 The sound is very, very violent and noisy, so much that on my CD player, I have to lower the volume a couple of notches because I’m afraid of hearing damage.

 It is a very indigestible CD even for the hardest grindsters because the brutality is taken to excess, there are no breaks, and the violence and madness are taken to their extreme.

This review covers the intense, raw goregrind split CD featuring Dutch bands Faeces Eruption and Tumour. Faeces Eruption’s solo project impresses with listenable yet supersonic blast beats, while Tumour delivers an extremely raw and noisy basement sound. The brutal and sick lyrical themes explore serial killer psychosis and violent mania. The CD, produced by Scott Hull, is recommended for fans craving extreme underground grindcore without compromise. Explore this intense and brutal goregrind split CD now—brace yourself for pure underground grindcore madness!