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Cattle Decapitation: Troy Oftedal (bass guitar); Travis Ryan, Josh Elmore, Michael Laughlin.
Personnel: Travis Ryan (vocals, E-bow); Troy Oftedal, Josh Elmore (guitar); Michael Laughlin (drums); Chris Pooley, Scott Miller (electronics); Justin Pearson , Bobby Bray, Gabe Serbian (background vocals).
Audio Mixer: Bill Metoyer.
Recording information: Bvtthole Studios; Silvercloud Studios.
Unknown Contributor Role: Troy Oftedal.
Since their inception in the mid-'90s, Cattle Decapitation have been consistently written off as a side project of the Locust (lineup changes have squashed that connection) or a gore-obsessed novelty act (can't a band have a sense of humor, albeit a pitch-black one, without being stuck with this tag?). Humanure changes all that, though. On the surface it's not very different from To Serve Man or Homovore: gore-minded hardcore punks playing a brutal fusion of grindcore and metal. The difference here is in the playing and a higher level of songwriting in general. New to CD is drummer Michael Laughlin, who also plays in political metal conceptualists (really) Creation Is Crucifixion, and his impact on the band is immediate. Former tub-thumper David Astor was a great hardcore drummer, but Laughlin is clearly a metal drummer of higher technical ability, and that more than anything has allowed CD to blossom into something more than an also-ran. Laughlin is just part of the puzzle here, though, as is veteran producer Bill Metoyer, who -- along with the band -- went for a cleaner sound more typical of European metal bands. Standout tracks include "Lips & Assholes," "Bukkake Tsunami," and (surprisingly) the indulgent closing soundscape, "Men Before Swine" -- a collage of pig squeals, rattling metal, and swirling hiss, it's not something that metal fans will like but ultimately it's indicative of just how comfortable CD are right now, because noise has been an interest for all of these guys all along in their other projects (e.g., Uum), and it's nice to see them owning up to it here. ~ Wade KerganCMJ (p.31) - "Cattle Decapitation's reputation for gore-grind with a PETA agenda puts a new face on death metal's already severed head." Cattle Decapitation Humanure Songs Humanure Music Review Average Rating: (4.7 out of 5 stars)   best album EVER!!
Cattle is the best bandever!this album shows just how unstopable this band really is
Submitted by prospr-ktdc (montebello,ca,usa)
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 Great Album!
when i first got this cd, i thought it was unfadeable, until i got To Serve Man (their debut cd). its way better than Humanure. faster and i just like the old drummer better. non the less this is a fantastic album with great lyrics. ps, does Travis' high raspy voice give anyone else a good chill up the spine besides me?
Submitted by GrossBeTheMopBoy (San Bernardino, CA, USA)
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Blown Away Again!
The second album by these musical individuals is more precise and defined I think. It seems like this guys have found a hole and keep digging until the find gold. And if you listen to it , it sounds like they have. Really good song structures and very good vocals. Keep it coming! METAL!!!!!
Submitted by Cattle Decapitation Fan (Charlotte, N.C.)
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2002 Debut from San Diego, CA band formed in 1996 by David Astor and Gabe Serbian, also members of the popular sci-fi horror core group The Locust. 13 tracks.
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The most enduring and uncompromising death metal band offers this 13-song slab of cannibalistic calamity, sure to astound diehard fans and disgust the politicians and critics who hate them so much. Produced by Neil Kernon, this is the uncensored digipak version with Vincent Locke artwork that will gross out even those hardened to serious gore imagery. Comes with a bonus DVD, "The Making Of The Wretched Spawn."
Cannibal Corpse: George "Corpsegrinder" Fisher (vocals); Jack Owen, Pat O'Brien (guitar); Alex Webster (bass); Paul Mazurkiewicz (drums).
Recorded at Sonic Ranch Studios, Tornillo, Texas.
For album number nine, Wretched Spawn, Cannibal Corpse continue on with much the same style of gore-themed death metal that had made them a mainstay of the stateside scene for a decade-and-a-half. Bassist Alex Webster and guitarist Jack Owen write most of the songs here, respectively, and those songs are pretty much what you've come to ...
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Recording information: Hertz Studios, Bialystok, Poland (08/2005).
With the departure of their founding vocalist -- the heartwarmingly named Sauron -- the remaining members of Polish death metal veterans Decapitated have apparently decided to mark the installment of his successor, Covan, with a wholesale change of direction for their fourth studio album, Organic Hallucinosis. Launching off of their new frontman's more versatile skills in delivering various stages of deathly grunting, the band has stepped up the complexity of their songwriting to match, while establishing a non-traditional death metal aesthetic somewhere between the lopsided time signatures of Meshuggah and down-tuned power grooves of Pantera. And even ...
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Audio Mixer: Erik Rutan.
Recording information: Mana Recording Studios, St. Petersburg, FL (10/2005-12/2005).
Photographer: Alex Solca.
One of the most infamous and censored death metal bands ever, Cannibal Corpse celebrates their 10th album with one titular sentiment: KILL. That's pretty much what it does, too. KILL reminds us who put the death in death metal, combining relentless and intense sounds with lyrics that couple Grand Guignol thrills with slasher-film imagery. Wiry, almost progressive time and tempo shifts choke out the intense ...
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Hate Eternal: Erik Rutan (guitars); Alex Webster (bass instrument); Jade Simonetto.
Personnel: Erik Rutan (vocals, guitar); Shaune Kelley (guitar); Alex Webster (bass guitar); Jade Simonetto (drums, percussion).
Audio Mixer: Erik Rutan.
Recording information: Mana Recording Studios, St. Petersburg, FL (2007).
Photographer: Alex McKnight.
St. Petersburg, Russia, may be a harsh and unforgiving place, but with a band like Hate Eternal as part of its populace, St. Petersburg, Florida, has got them beat. A death metal album in the strictest sense, FURY AND FLAMES only increases the veteran act's résumé of brutality. Bark-stripping hurricanes of sound such as "Bringer of Storms" and "Fury Within" sound like nothing less than the bowels of hell opening up, and Hate Eternal's technical acumen has never been sharper, with lurching rhythms unraveling into pummeling drumrolls and shattering guitars surfing the ...
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This best of collection features 28 remastered tracks by heavy metal and hard rock giants Deep Purple, including "Smoke On The Water," "Hush," "Kentucky Woman," "Speed King," and "Woman From Tokyo."
Of the many anthologies and collections that Deep Purple have released over the years, The Very Best of Deep Purple spans the longest era, covering not only the band's power pop beginnings and '70s heavy metal heyday, but also their '80s and '90s period, a phase where the band re-formed and split up constantly, often falling out of favor with fans in favor of newer metal acts. Most of the set comes from the band's '70s heyday, with a smattering of '60s cuts thrown in, but the addition of cuts from the early '90s will help old fans who may have long since abandoned the band ...
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