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THE REVIEW
Here comes another one of those crazy bands with the debut "Embalmed Madness".
Besides looking at the picturesque cover, one can appreciate the good skills of the band consisting of the two guitars of Nils and Roel, the filthy and putrid voice of Niels, and finally Patrick on bass (also drum programming).
As a beginning, a bit crazy but not bad at all. The vocals are sometimes really unbearable but nothing so horrible. The drums pumped to the max aren't very good but still always acceptable. I don't know why, but when I don't hear human-produced drums on a record, I find it hard to comment positively on the CD. It's an instrument that, in these types of music, is difficult to use while consistently achieving good results. However, Prostitute Disfigurement definitely deserve a passing grade, and I have hopes for them because, besides being crazy guys, they have good technical skills.
But I've been wondering for a while...who's that on the cover??? Knowing who it is doesn't really matter anymore...
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Prostitute Disfigurement’s debut album Embalmed Madness showcases impressive technical skills but is somewhat marred by drum programming and challenging vocals. Despite its chaotic feel, the band offers promise for future releases. The album cover also sparks curiosity, though its significance seems irrelevant.Tracklist Lyrics Videos
Prostitute Disfigurement
Dutch brutal death metal band formed in 2000, known for gore-themed lyrics, guttural vocals, and an old-school death metal sound with technical guitars and relentless drums.04 Reviews
