Fetish [Import]

1. Boy Meets Girl

2. Love Junkie

3. No.1 Int He Universe

4. Beauty & The Beast

5. Prince Of Darkness

6. Life Intokyo

7. Vampire

8. Secret

9. Heaven

10. Fetish

Fetish,Tomoyasu Hotei,EMI,World Music

Average customer rating: Average death metal... THIS IS IT An excellent album for Fetus Not their best, but better than most Underwhelming, to say the most.

War of Attrition Dying Fetus Manufacturer: Relapse ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Hardcore | Hardcore & Punk | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Death Metal | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Similar Items: Slaughter & Apparatus: A Methodical Overture Commandment Icons of Evil Genesis The Blackening ASIN: B000MNOXK8 Release Date: 2007-03-06

Tracks:

1. homicidal retribution
2. fate of the condemned
3. raping the system
4. insidious repression
5. unadulterated hatred
6. ancient rivalry
7. parasites of catastrophe
8. obsolete deterrence

Album Description

Death metal powerhouse DYING FETUS return with their long-awaited new record War of Attrition. Masterminded by guitarist/vocalist John Gallagher and his hand picked kill-team, War of Attrition advances the band's devastating assault and destroys everything in its path. From the first song to the last, the patented 'Fetus combination of punishing slam riffs, frenzied guitar work, and utterly savage dual-vocal assault and overpowers the listener. War of Attrition reaches an altogether new and focused level of brutality for DYING FETUS, and expands and cements the legendary status of this renowned US metal institution.

Customer Reviews:

Average death metal..........2007-06-22

...but hey it's still death metal. Nothing special, but still a lot of fun...check it out

THIS IS IT.......2007-06-06

I HEARD IT ALL (I THOUGHT )UNTIL A FRIEND SAID " HEARD OF DYING FETUS ? "
MY REPLY WAS " WHAT THE HELL " ? HOW COULD I NOT KNOW ? THIS CD HAS IT ALL ! GREAT PRODUCTION ,BRUTAL TIME SIGNATURES ,RELENTLESS PUMMELING , HELL , IT MADE ME WISH I HAD A BETTER SYSTEM !!THIS IS NOT FOR THE WEAK MINDED . I HAVE FED MYSELF 'RETURN TO FOREVER', OLD RUSH , WATCHTOWER ETC , AND FOR SOME REASON THIS CD MAKES SENSE ..? YOU WILL NOT REGRET THIS PURCHASE .

An excellent album for Fetus.......2007-05-20

Anticipating this new Dying Fetus album had to have been an interesting experience for fans.
After 2000's "Destroy the Opposition", a genre favorite, the band lost, outside of its dominant song writer, the entire lineup.
Fortunately, guitarist/vocalist John Gallagher found new members and continued the band under the same name. 2003's "Stop At Nothing" was a
mixed bag as far as fan reaction is concerned. Personally, I thought the album, though a bit different (and I do mean a bit) stylistically,
was full of excellent riffs and quality songwriting - but many were disappointed, and so doubted the band's future.

We'll call "War of Attrition" a "reaction" to that doubt. The kind of reaction that puts a boot on your throat and asks:
"What the **** were you thinking?" .. maybe while calling your aunt fat or something, Whatever.

I'll begin by saying that "War of Attrition" is FAST. The fastest Dying Fetus album to date. The increased speed also aided
in making this album their most INTENSE release as well. The album is, as a whole, ferocious. John's vocals are extra hateful this time around,
I swear you can FEEL the man's disgust as he busts gutturals to the breakdown near the end of "Homicidal Retribution". And, as always the lows
are complimented by a mid-ranged set of vocals; this time coming from bassist Shawn Beasely, who, by the way, does an excellent job. Though all
three have been very similar, Shawn's growls have got more feeling to them than Vince's did - closer to the work Netherton during his tenure.

The guitarwork is about equal to that of the past two releases where technicality is concerned, but the riffs are BETTER.
All of the cute, catchy riffs we know John's writing for are here, and then some. The balance between picking styles is fantastic - plenty of muted, notey fretboard sex,
epic tremolo riffs at the right moments, and some of the bands best breakdowns to date. (Bold statement eh? Wait untill you hear "Raping the System")

This album is filled to the brim with classic Fetus moments, and for that matter - songs. 3:27 onwards in "Fate of the Condemned" has me
pumping my fist and singing along every time I hear the track. I look forward to nearly breaking my neck to those triplets next time I have
the pleasure of seeing these guys live. One of the things that makes this album, and artist, so enjoyable is that unlike many bands, they are
able to write so many different song-parts effectively. The breakdowns? - Above Average. The racing, blast-driven riffs? - Far Above Average.
Parts of this album sound like some sort of unstoppable, bulldozing march, parts of it sound like the best of technical death metal guitar work,
and some of it makes me want to pick change up off of the floor like I was the poorest mother****er in town.

[...]

Not their best, but better than most.......2007-05-02

Let's start first by stating the obvious: this is Dying Fetus. I saw them in concert in November, they played two songs off of here with Duane Timlin behind the kit, and I was floored. I looked forward to hearing this album.

Fast-forward to today, and I still like the cd, but something is missing. Usually with every album that comes out, Dying Fetus expand upon something they were lacking. "Infatuation With Malevolence" still is a great album, but the song structure, lyrical content, and musicianship weren't all there. "Purification Through Violence fixed one of those, they still lacked the lyrics and production". "Killing on Adrenaline" fixed the lyrical issue but at the sacrifice of production. "Destroy the Opposition" was by far their best album, period. It put together every aspect of their abilities onto one album. I was let down with "Stop at Nothing". Don't take that as I don't like it, but I think it kind of went down compared to Destroy. The lyrics, although provoking, lacked depth. The technicality was there, but it had some songs that bored me.

Now, with "War of Attrition", Dying Fetus has managed to retain two members from its last album. Mike Kimball's lyrica writing ability has drastically improved; although they don't quite match up to Jason Netherton's. The music is great, but not perfect. If, in fact, Duane Timlin used triggers I am very disappointed. He is a great drummer (as evidenced on Sarcophagus' "Requiem to the Death of Passion" but I can't respect triggers (hence why I am not a huge Fear Factory fan short of blasting it through a set of 10" subwoofers).

I guess, maybe, I was expecting too much. This album does fit nicely in my collection, but with so many other great albums, it won't get played as often as, say, Belphegor's "Goatreich-Fleishcult".

Underwhelming, to say the most........2007-04-10

Let's see, where to start? How 'bout their new drumber... he's fast, kids! Oh, he's realy fast. No wait, I don't think you understand... he's really really REALLY fast, and he's gonna prove it to ya!!! Thanks to drum triggers on both his kicks AND his snare (I friggin' HATE it when these death metal drumbers do that), he's able to speed along like Origin, complete with squeaky-clean clinical production. Where are the trademark Fetus breakdowns? The trademark Fetus BEATdowns? Hmmm, I counted about 2... while I was awake.

The only reason I'm giving them 2 stars is because despite putting out an album you could easily sleep on, they're STILL better than 99% of what's out there....

Average customer rating: A very interesting album. Idiotic Vocals Ruin A Decent Metal Disc Sweet Ferocious!! Decimation

Destroy the Opposition Dying Fetus Manufacturer: Relapse ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Death Metal | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Thrash & Speed Metal | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Metal | Hard Rock & Metal | Rock | Indie Music | Stores | Music Similar Items: Stop at Nothing War of Attrition Whisper Supremacy Epitaph Killing on Adrenaline ASIN: B00004YLEY Release Date: 2000-10-03

Tracks:

1. Praise The Lord (Opium Of The Masses)
2. Destroy The Opposition
3. Born In Sodom
4. Epidemic Of Hate
5. Pissing In The Mainstream
6. In Times Of War
7. For Us Or Against Us
8. Justifiable Homicide

Customer Reviews:

A very interesting album........2007-07-02

First off this album is amazing! The musicianship is amazing, the vox are awesome. This album had me headbangin' from the first few notes to the very last one. Imagine the brutallity of Napalm Death meets the complex song writing of Death meets the technicallity of later works of Suffocation. In short this album is amazing. I don't have any complaints about this either. My favorite songs are Praise The Lord (Opium Of The Masses), Destroy the Opposition, Born In Sodom, Epidemic of Hate, and Pissing In The Mainstream.

Idiotic Vocals Ruin A Decent Metal Disc.......2007-05-12

Right out of the gate, I want to point out that I am no neophyte to metal; I first became a metalhead in my early teens during the NWOBHM movement in the early '80s, I play guitar, and I am a huge fan of death-, progressive-, experimental-, metalcore-, math/tech-etc.....whichever sub-sub-genre of metal you throw at me...I fly the devil horns, and it is good. Now I love death metal...until recently I thought it was nearly impossible to ruin the cookie-monster death-metal guttural vocal style. I mean, it probably came into existence when a metal band in the early '80s couldn't find a decent singer. Well my friends, I have heard Dying Fetus, and now I know that it is possible.

Decent (and very heavy) metal riffs and classic death-metal blastbeats are completely ruined by a vocalist who (and I'm completely serious here) sounds like a nineteen-year old at a kegger trying to burp the ABC's. Literally. It was almost impossible for me to even listen to the rest of the CD due to my snickering and irritation. For examples of this style of vocal done right, see any number of other bands....Death, Decapitated, Gojira, Immolation, Kataklysm. I mean, really......I wanted to give it one star due to excessive annoyance, but the solid riffs and guitar work prevented me.....get a singer, dudes. Jesus.

Sweet.......2007-01-16

Yeah, I know, lack of a better title, but better than giving some Rolling Stone like title (you know, fruity).

This band rules, and this is the second catchiest death metal album (first still goes to Effigy Of The Forgotten). This band also is the only band that sounds like nothing else. Here's why:

1.Groove. Death metal has to have some of this, other wise, it sounds like complete _____. That's why I hate most metalcore. BEcause it's boring, uses the same damn beats. Most metalcore blows.
Some albums don't have as much, but all metal albums have to have at least a little bit. If it dosen't, it has a much harder time of being something that you can'enjoy for the actual music (okay, there are a few albums that got away with not alot and kick ___, like Obscura).

2.They have a really kick arse style. Grindcore mixed with regular death metal, and it dosen't sound like a Beck song.

3. Lyrics. Yeah, these guys have a name that most lame- half arsed Cannibal Corpse rip-offs, and they had two albums before this that used gore lyrics. But finally, they switched to political and social problems of America. Great to see that some bands aren't trying to make more gore lyrics. CC and others will handle that just fine. So if you want to try a metal band, focus on lyrics that take more thought, or haven't been used. Even if they are about death, you can't use different kinds of death themes (Nile)

That's the main thigns that made a difference to me. And it's awesome to headbang to. If you like death metal, than you should check it out. My only complaint are the vocals, they kind of aren't as good as Suffocation or Cryptopsy (Lord Worm rules).

Ferocious!!.......2007-01-15

I must say that Dying Fetus has to be one of my faves of the Death/Grind genre. Unfortunately, I was one of those people who found out about Dying Fetus when Stop at Nothing was released. Then shortly afterwards I worked my way backwards through their catalog and bought the amazing "Destroy the Opposition" then I purchased "Killing on Adrenaline" and so on. I would reccommend buying any of the older Dying Fetus CD's first before buying "Stop at Nothing" that one kinda sucked. Onto the review, John Gallagher is one of those vocalists who send goosebumps down your spine. The guttural vocals are almost inhuman and sound like they came out of the pits of hell. He is one amazing guitarist and the rest of the band are amazing musicians as well. I believe Chimaira asked for the talent of Kevin Talley to do the drums for the new Chimaira record in the absence of Andols Herrick. Jason Netherton went on to make Misery Index a full time thing after "Destroy the Opposition." But I'm pretty sure you already knew that. Those who do not like death metal are like "Those bands have no talent...blah blah blah" I just give them a big slap in the face and throw on some Dying Fetus, or some Skinless or Guttural Secrete or Deeds of Flesh and then they pretty much shut up. So if you are a fan of EXTREME METAL of the most punishing kind, pick up all of Dying Fetus' albums along with the aforementioned bands as well.

Decimation.......2006-08-27

If you are a fan of the genre then you will love this disc. It is a non stop Brutal Assault on your ears. Now since theses guy's have a habit of changing members on every album it should be interesting to see what the line up will be for 2007' If you want real true Brutal music the kind that you feel inside by this disc an unload on someone. Stay Brutal. HORNS UP!!!!!

Average customer rating: Not as good as Discordia... The best debut you probably haven't heard Tons of energy here You people are kidding, right? More then what i could've asked for...

Retaliate Misery Index Manufacturer: Nuclear Blast Americ ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Death Metal | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Similar Items: Discordia Dissent Destroy the Opposition Stop at Nothing War of Attrition ASIN: B0000AITAQ Release Date: 2003-08-26

Tracks:

1. Retaliate
2. Lies That Bind
3. Great Depression
4. Angst Isst Die Seele Auf
5. Demand the Impossible
6. Order Upheld/Dissent Dissolved
7. Servants of Progress
8. Unbridgeable Chasm
9. Bottom Feeders
10. History Is Rotten
11. Birth of Ignorance

Album Description

Hailing from Baltimore, MD, Misery Index evolved out of Dying Fetus, featuring founding member Jason Netherton and Sparky Voyles. The line-up is completed by drummer Matt Byers, who replaced former Dying Fetus drummer Kevin Talley. First full length, features 11 tracks. Nuclear Blast. 2003.

Customer Reviews:

Not as good as Discordia..........2007-07-07

and whoever compares this to Dying Fetus has obviously not listened to either band extensively.

This album kicks a** nonetheless and its not just cause Kevin Talley from Dying Fetus is in it. I think if we had to blame someone for such sweet music we'd have to direct it at Jason.

Jason Netherton rocks the boat. Go support Misery Index.

The best debut you probably haven't heard.......2006-06-07

For those that do not know, Misery Index are a Maryland/Washington D.C. based death metal band with strong hard and grindcore influences. If you have heard of this band, it's probably because drummer Kevin Talley is the former skinsman for Dying Fetus. But, even though both bands play death metal which is equally brutal and technical, Misery Index are no Dying Fetus Junior. This band is a lot less groove oriented and politically motivated. Talley and the gang also get by without as many breakdowns as that band because MI are always/consistently heavy. There are absolutely no slow tempo changes or melodic guitar lines on their debut album, 2003's "Retaliate," so the music is never allowed to breathe. The only times the onslaught relents is during the few, brief seconds when one track has ended and the proceeding song hasn't yet begun.

Talley pummels away at his skins, creating complex, walloping blast beat bonanzas while guitarists Sparky Voyles and Bruce Greig (who would leave the band in 2004) lay down an uncountable number of crushing, mosh pit ready riffs. And vocalist/bassist Jason Netherton's commanding, arresting voice barks out mean, ugly lyrics like "the razor blade infections cut caverns deep across my skin." Lastly, this record also boasts great production, because the instruments and the rhythms sound very crisp and articulate. The end result is a disc which is composed of eleven awesome, impenetrable, walloping, skull-crushing, dissonant, punishing, satisfying songs which plow straight ahead, steamrolling over everything in sight and shredding the listener's speakers.

Songs like "The Great Depression," "Angst Isst Die Seele Auf," and "Servants Of Progress" interlock cracking, machine gun, almost mind boggling drum beats with lumbering power chords, and, likewise, the album opening title track features both huge, pounding power chords and excellent double bass drumming. The fifth track, "Demand The Impossible," might be the record's best song. It augments churning riffs (which are thick enough to wipe out a whole city) with a catchy, slamming, jackhammer blast beat.

Misery Index deserve to (and are probably going to) be huge. So, if you're a metalhead and you haven't already checked this band out, you owe it to yourself to do so. "Retaliate" (and MI's sophomore album, "Discordia") are essential purchases for everybody who is a fan of death metal and grindcore, and all neck snappers in general.

Tons of energy here.......2005-05-25

Retaliate" starts unpromisingly with some generic chugging riffing. But after a minute comes a dive-bombing solo straight out of Slayer, and the album is off to the races. The title track alone goes through death, grind, and straight-up thrash in whiplash fashion. The rest of the album mixes up these influences, keeping things brutal and varied, if not exactly groundbreaking. The surprisingly thoughtful lyrics alternate between misanthropic and abstract.

You people are kidding, right?.......2004-11-09

Misery Index is like Dying Fetus without the catchy pit riffs, without the breakdowns, without the groove, and without the growl.

And that's a good thing because...?

More then what i could've asked for..........2004-03-20

I had just stepped in my friends house when he blasts "the lies that binds" quickly i wonder who the f*ck is that ? Then he told me about misery index!Okay, i was very impressed & happy with their sound & the vocals are the main thing i always look for & misery index's vocalist did do his job correctly... With nothing here being mediocre or weak at all! I recommend this for fans of dyingfetus,godforbid,messhuga, & ,burnt by the sun--don't wait...Just, buy it!

Average customer rating: DAMNIT SOMEONE FINALLY UNDERSTANDS!

Infatuation With Malevolence Dying Fetus Manufacturer: Blunt Force Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Hardcore | Hardcore & Punk | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Death Metal | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Thrash & Speed Metal | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Similar Items: Purification Through Violence Grotesque Impalement Killing on Adrenaline War of Attrition Destroy the Opposition ASIN: B0001FGBJS Release Date: 2004-03-09

Customer Reviews:

DAMNIT SOMEONE FINALLY UNDERSTANDS!.......2004-06-28

That I want music with ENERGY! Loud and pissed off energy. I found this in Fetus who exerts this energy in every song and I recommend buying this cd right away for any metal fan (or if your broke like me download it). But on a less hyped up notion, I thought this cd was really cool, I was first introduced to this band through a friend and was hooked soon after. If you enjoy this band a few others you might like are
Cannibal Corpse
Craddle of Filth
Emporer

Average customer rating: A great sound that can be enjoyed any time of year !! Sellouts Cult of the Psychic Fetus still my favorite band The BEST in Gothic Rock and Roll

She Devil ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Indie Music | Stores | Music Similar Items: Orgy of the Dead ASIN: B0000560Q7 Release Date: 2000-10-31

Tracks:

1. When the Blood Is Ripe
2. She Devil
3. Monster
4. Don't Look In the Basement
5. Dream Speed
6. Primitive
7. Long Black Hearse
8. Cannibal Girl
9. In the Shadows
10. HateKill
11. Devil Woman on the 199
12. Cult of the Psychic Fetus
13. Zombie Waltz

Album Description

Released on October 31, 2000 during the annual Halloween festivities in New York City, including appearances at CBGB, Alchemy, and the First Big NY Psychobilly Rumble, She Devil is the second album under Raven Music Group (RMG) of the international Horror Rock Band, Cult of the Psychic Fetus, featuring thirteen tracks of music exemplifying the best of Horror Rock and Psychobilly. The CD also features the internationally infamous dominatrix Mistress Persephone as the band's cover girl and star of the video for the title track, “She Devil” which was filmed at MOTHER (NYC) earlier in 2000.

Customer Reviews:

A great sound that can be enjoyed any time of year !!.......2005-10-16

I saw these guys at Frightvision in Akron, Ohio...and they blew me away. I'm into all types of music, but these guys have a unique sound that literally shutters the soul. I've never met them in person, but their omni presence is something to behold. If you get a chance, watch them live !! I've bought this cd and never regretted it...and is one of my top played CD's....and coming from a police officer, that's something...because we're pretty boring guys.
Keep up the great work guys!! See ya some place live.

Sellouts.......2003-09-16

If you would respond to the fans that made you , then you wouldn't get this bad review . I've seen this band several times , hung out , and even partied with . They sold out , and now only concern themselves with money and fame . What a shame , this used to be a great band .

Cult of the Psychic Fetus still my favorite band.......2001-09-09

I have their first cd and it is awsome! Cult of the Psychic Fetus is still my all time favorite band. They are wicked and evil just like rock and roll should be.

The BEST in Gothic Rock and Roll.......2001-09-09

If you want to here the very best in Horror Rock, Death Rock, Gothic Rock, Goth-a-Billy or whatever they want to call it. This band has it all. They have the creepiest haunting sound. From the dark moody vocals of Reverend Doom to the phantom riffs on Ghastly's hollow body Gretch. Their sound is so unique It is impossible to put my finger on what their influences might be. But I know one thing is for sure, these guys have influenced many bands and created a whole new genre in the under ground music scene.
She Devil is their second release. There are new songs on this disc and also some early tracks that date back to the birth of this group. The sounds on this CD are amazing. If you like horror movies and songs about vampires, zombies and demons of the night. You MUST have Cult of the Psychic Fetus in your collection.

Average customer rating: This is Gothabilly It's a shame WOW - 6 STARS more fun than watching a yuppie's tie in a fan belt Incredible

Orgy of the Dead ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Rock | Styles | Music Goth | Goth & Industrial | Alternative Rock | Indie Music | Stores | Music Similar Items: She Devil ASIN: B00004T1M8 Release Date: 2000-03-30

Tracks:

1. Orgy of the Dead
2. Coiffin Beggar
3. Dead of Night
4. Dead Bride
5. Dark Stella
6. Run
7. The Artist
8. The Hunting Hour
9. Death Drive at 95
10. Devil's On the Stage
11. Black Tower

Album Description

The first release under Raven Music Group,Inc. (RMG) of the nationally-known Gothabilly/Psychobilly band Cult of the Psychic Fetus

Customer Reviews:

This is Gothabilly.......2004-06-24

"Welcome to the Orgy of the Dead,
Through the Isle of Doom and the Village of the Damned"

This is one of my favorite albums. These guys ARE Gothabilly. Like the Meteors, but all gothed out. Oooh... spooky. Reverend Doom's got a seriously cool voice, Ghastly lays down some wicked rockabilly guitar licks, Lord Erik's base is thick and krunchy and Markus Dark ties it all together like the The Dude's rug, man. Definitely influenced by the Meteors (duh), the Cramps (yup), Demented are Go, not to mention old-school rockabilly and scores of B-rate horror movies.
Great stuff. Get it? Got it. Good.

It's a shame.......2001-08-15

I've seen this band on several occassions and have been a little dissappointed each time. They're still about the nicest guys in the world so I thought I'd give the disc a chance. I wish I hadn't, it falls a lot shorter than they're already tired live show. I wish there were more bands in this genre who brought new ideas to the table instead of recycling old ones poorly.

WOW - 6 STARS.......2001-06-06

I have been following these guys since they were playing venues on OSU campus. Back in the days of the Martyr Colony when Ohio was worth it's salt in the goth genre. Anyway, I must say I was impressed beyond belief. .... A must buy, ....

more fun than watching a yuppie's tie in a fan belt.......2000-10-17

After years of trying to hide my youthful attachement to bad horror movies, hot rods, and tiki madness I was able to come out of the closet after seeing Cult of the Psychic Fetus at the Bank in NYC.

Truely one of the great monuments of American culture.

Incredible.......2000-08-14

I have a feeling I know who wrote the scathing review of this band--and he's from a competing act. Do not take him seriously, folks. This is one rockin' band whose substance is obvious upon listening to their music. They're a favorite among the New York City fetish, vampire, and Goth crowds, and managed to win over the Rockabilly crowds at a gig I went to at CBGB's this year. This is Horror rock at its best--and most of all, has a damned good time with it. These guys know how to have fun with their image, and their audiences love them for it. I met them once at Mother (NYC), and they're the least pretentious guys in rock & roll--not to mention the fact that they love the Cramps. Anyone who would say anything different is either jealous or vindictive, which I think is a case in point with the reviewer who gave it one star.

Average customer rating:

Fetus Franco Battiato Manufacturer: Water ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Italy | Continental Europe | Europe | International | Styles | Music General | New Age | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music General | Euro Pop | Pop | Styles | Music Similar Items: Pollution Clic Pollution ASIN: B000E3LHY6 Release Date: 2006-04-11

Tracks:

1. Fetus
2. Una Cellula
3. Cariocinesi
4. Energia
5. Fenomenologia
6. Meccanica
7. Anafase
8. Mutazione

Album Description

The idiosyncratic Italian composer Battiato, often compared to eccentrics such as Scott Walker, Terry Riley, and David Bowie, recorded a brilliant, prescient mix of psych-prog and experimental electronics for this landmark 1972 album.

First time on CD in the U.S. and with new liner notes by Jim O'Rourke.

Album Description

Beginning as an Italian pop singer, Franco Battiato moved into the 1970s on the crest of the progressive rock wave. This 1972 impossibly strange record inhabits that nether world of pop music, electronics, politics and experimental rock. Water. 2006.

Average customer rating: The Fetus' Most Technical Work Yet KILL YOUR MOTHER!.. AND RAPE YOUR F***IN DOG! I DIED LAUGHING! amazing cd The best Fetus album so far...

Killing on Adrenaline Dying Fetus Manufacturer: Import [Generic] ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Hard Rock & Metal | Imports | Stores | Music Rock | Imports | Stores | Music Similar Items: Grotesque Impalement Purification Through Violence Destroy the Opposition Stop at Nothing Infatuation With Malevolence ASIN: B0000248G5 Release Date: 2001-06-12

Tracks:

1. Killing on Adrenaline
2. Procreate the Malformed
3. Fornication Terrorists
4. We Are Your Enemy
5. Kill Your Mother/Rape Your Dog
6. Absolute Defiance
7. Judgement Day
8. Intentional Manslaughter

Customer Reviews:

The Fetus' Most Technical Work Yet.......2007-04-22

Dying Fetus has always been one of the most interesting technical brutal death metal bands I have heard, and this album, "Killing on Adrenaline", is definite proof. First off, we have Kevin Talley behind drums, and last time I checked, he is an amazing technical blaster. John Gallagher is a unique vocalist with his mix of brutal death gutturals and his screams. The music is the most interesting. The band adds in a groove to prove that they're not just some monotone speed-fixated brutal death metal band, and they do this by adding in crunchy breakdowns to catch the ears. Again, we have excellent, complex song structures added in as well. The bass is technical and audible as well, especially in "We Are Your Enemy". I highly recommend this album if you enjoy the styles of Suffocation and early Internal Bleeding, which is brutal death with a dash of groove and technicality.

KILL YOUR MOTHER!.. AND RAPE YOUR F***IN DOG!.......2004-11-21

I heard destroy the opposition before this and I didn't think
Dying Fetus could top that. Well was I wrong. The album before
that(killing on adrenaline),was 10 times more brutal and technical...well they are both technical,but this one is faster. And yes,this is the catchiest deathmetal band out there that can be catchy without you getting sick of the music,like that crapy band six feet under.The music found on here does make your adrenaline flow and want to smash everything in your path.
GREAT F**KING ALBUM!...I WILL HOPEFULLY SOON BUY THIS.
ALSO RECOMENDED BY THIS BAND(IN ORDER)
1.INFATUATION WITH MELEVOLENCE,OR IF YOU CANT FIND IT GET GROTESQUE IMPALEMENT
2.DESTROY THE OPPOSITION
3.STOP AT NOTHING... BEFORE THIS
4.PURIFICATION THROUGH VIOLENCE (PS: Dying Fetus is quite possibly the greatest band I have ever had the pleasure listening to. All their albums should be in your collection if you are a fan of extreme,brutal,crushing,pissed off metal!)

I DIED LAUGHING!.......2004-01-05

Their music can be summed up like this:
-- BLAST BEAT FOR FIVE STRAIGHT MINUTES
-- LOUD, FAST, NOISY GUITAR PLAYED AT ROUGHLY EIGHT BILLION MILES PER HOUR
-- THE OCCASIONAL SOLO THAT FEELS SLAPPED-ON AND IN NO WAY ADDS TO THE SONG
-- AN ANGRY BEAR ON VOCALS

In other words, I loved it! More comic death metal that'll have you in stitches! Laughs galore!

amazing cd.......2003-10-01

the best dying fetus album period destroy and purifacation are great too but dont come close to this one fornication terroists(track 3)is one of the best songs i ever heard from the genere easily one of the best albums ever made if you like drumming then you need this album kevin talley is 1 of the best in the world and he proves it here (and on grotesque and destroy) if you like blasting death grind this album is for you 1 word just sums it up perfect

The best Fetus album so far..........2003-09-01

Dying Fetus are one of America's best death metal/grind bands and on this album, their third and final release before signing with Relapse Records, is in my opinion, their best.

Killing on Adrenaline contains eight crushing slabs of brutal death/grind, mixing grinding blasts with an awesome groove, jaw-dropping technicality and their trademark dual vocal assault, with bassist/lyricist Jason Netherton (on mid-high pitch duties) and guitarist John Gallagher (providing the ultra low guttural burps). The production is thick and meaty and extremely underground.

Killing on Adrenaline is quite simply a death metal masterpiece and a superior album to its excellent predecessor: Purification Through Violence, which should be owned by anyone who claims to be a fan of top notch technical death/grind. This album also features the Fetus debut of one of metal's elite drummer's, Kevin Talley.

Anyone who thinks that the career of Dying Fetus begun with their Relapse debut, Destroy the Opposition, needs to open their eyes and ears and discover Infatuation with Malevolence (the crushing debut), Purification through Violence and this devastating third triumph on Morbid Records. All hail Dying Fetus!!!

Average customer rating: Old School Death Metal A big mess

Eulogy for a Dying Fetus Skeletal Earth Manufacturer: Pavement Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Rock | Styles | Music General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Metal | Hard Rock & Metal | Rock | Indie Music | Stores | Music Hard Rock & Metal | Imports | Stores | Music Rock | Imports | Stores | Music ASIN: B0000021IJ Release Date: 1993-11-09

Tracks:

1. Intro
2. No Room For Mortals
3. Dying By The Dollar
4. Generations Of The Lame
5. Vegetable
6. Psych
7. Animated Life Styles
8. Skank Or Rot
9. You Really Got Me
10. I Wanna Puke
11. Generic Ruins
12. System Slut
13. You're The Subject
14. Third World Vacation
15. Fat Maggot
16. Even The Water Reeks
17. No Fucking Way
18. Chainsaw Sodomy
19. Fucking You

Customer Reviews:

Old School Death Metal.......2002-02-18

When I first listened to this album, I really found it had a good Death Metal structure. The drums were amazing, the guitar and bass were also very noticible, the vocals had a great Death Metal Twist. The things I disliked, almost every song sounded the same. The vocals didn't seem to fit with some of the guitar riffs, and it also really sounds like Sepultura's Beneath The Remains, almost copying it at some points... But contrary to all this, of course it was the beginning of Death Metal. So If you like Old School Death Metal like Cannibal Corpse, Deicide, or even Sepultura... You should consider having Skeletal Earth in your collection.

A big mess.......2000-07-01

I was excited when I got the CD, and what I listened is now on an empty shelf. No energy, no metal at all. Try at your own risk!

Average customer rating: KICK ASS! classic

Purification Through Violence Dying Fetus Manufacturer: Blunt Force Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Rock | Styles | Music General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Similar Items: Infatuation With Malevolence Grotesque Impalement Killing on Adrenaline Destroy the Opposition War of Attrition ASIN: B0001FVE4K Release Date: 2004-03-09

Tracks:

1. Blunt Force Trauma
2. Beaten into Submission
3. Skull Fucked
4. Permanently Disfigured
5. Raped on the Altar
6. Nothing Left to Pray For
7. Nocturnal Crucifixion
8. Skum (Fuck the Weak)

Customer Reviews:

KICK ASS!.......2005-03-04

ALL DYING FETUS ALBUMS ARE 5 STARS! Except for stop at nothing.
I am currently blazed off my @ss and decided to pop this bad boy in,and boy am I getting an as$ kiccking. this may not be as technical or brutal as killing on adrenaline but I still feel the power of this music as it's pounding out of my speekers right now. I just wanna get up and kick somebody's @$$! I just love singing along to songs like "Bluntforce Trauma" and "skullf*ked". The song bluntforce trauma realy shows dying fetus's pissed off side. The lyrics are just so pissed off! I love IT! If someone were to ask me my favorite band I would would have no problem saying DYING FETUS. This song reminds me of why I am a fetus fan,and proud of it! The rest of the cd is all good as well. I love how jhon grunts out that little rap about smoking weed at the end of skull f**KED! For the fags out there that think stop at nothing is there only album are realy missing out on some kick as$ music. Also check out there ep grotesque impalement, it kicks so much a$$! and there second full length album Killing on adrenaline a technical brutal but catchy Death metal masterpiece! I'm gonna go smoke some more bud now so later! STAY F**KING BRUTAL!

classic.......2004-05-31

this cd is classic dying fetus its old school dea
th metal grind if you like infatuation with malevolence this album tops it with great songs like skull f**cked beatin into submission defenetly get this album if your a dying fetus fan

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