Neuro-Viscereal Exhumation - Mass Murder Festival
Released: 2003
Cost: $15

Tracklist:

Reviews

FISHCOM COLLECTIVE
i was searching this piece of plastic since i knew it was released. finally i found it and it's even better than my expectations. each song is possessed with so much anger and hate, completed with impossible fast drumparts (i've heard fred is only 17?), bulldozerbass what makes your stomach come out from where it belongs, a really heavy guitarsound and a guttural voice like an earthquake, no lie! some songs are introduced by a nice monologue or people in pain, everytime continued by tornadoMINCEgrind. i say mince, because a lot of songs contain a groove where you have to move. maybe also because there are two coversongs on this treasure: after accident (dead infection) & lifelock (doom) but a really gory version. the only difference between this cd and the split with lymphatic phlegm is that marco joined N.V.E. on guitar. one negative point: there's a "hidden track" after the 18th song. there's 3 minutes nothing and then starts a spawn of chaotic grinding madness. i suggest on the next cd to fill this up with some more sounds. i appreciate it a lot that inside the tray there are some statements against the human race, i support this words for 100%. lay out (art direction & design) is done by sasha C.B.T. actually, i'm not good in talking, so i said enough. act now, move your fucking arses and support this band goddamned, they deserve it!!! cunt-acts are above... buy or die-
by carnal glutony

MAELSTROM WEBZINE
The other two No Escape Records releases I have reviewed in this issue (Captain Cleanoff and Vaginal Carnage) sound like ear candy when compared to this. This is the real gore grind deal folks, no kidding. For those people who missed out on the N.V.E / Bradyphagia split that came out last year (like me) this is a chance to check out these Brazilian sickos again. What makes it even better is that this is a full length (30 minute) album. The first thing I noticed about their sound is that the drumming is very varied and interesting, and absolutely brutal too. The riffing gets very undiscernible sometimes and Fred (drums) takes control of the groove with a lot of cool patterns and fills, thereby turning what might have been chaotic sections into gory structured carnage. Gore grind lovers have nothing to worry about, nothing on this release is anything other than sick splattering gore! The guitars are tuned very low and they sound really heavy when they get into one of those Cock and Ball Torture-like grooves, and the rest of the time they rumble along with John’s insane wild hog snorting vocals. Fred has been credited with most of the songwriting and thus it’s no wonder that the drums play a major role in this. 'Subcutaneous Defleshment (Part II)' and 'How to Hide a Ravaged Body...Bathtub with Sulfuric Acid' features some awesome drumming. There are two cover songs, one by Dead Infection and the other by Doom. Both are pretty well done, especially the Dead Infection cover of “After Accident.” Some of the intros just spoil the feeling of continuity between songs, which work best as an uninterrupted flow of vileness, and silly intros of screaming girls put me off. Anyway, this is very sick and brutal goregrind, something that should be in your collection today!