Tracklist: 1. Propagrinda 2. Condemnation 3. Bombastard 4. Raging Bullshit 5. Wall of Shit 6. Freedom to Act 7. Violate the Dead 8. Mass Disruption 9. Evolved Into Obliteration (Insect Warfare) Total playing time 7:31 A Wormrot demo of variable yet integral quality with an all-around fat greasy big chainsaw sound. Right off the bat they glow as this harsh, tight, ace grind band doing an Insect Warfare cover for the closer. I generally find the likeness to IW more apparent here than on Abuse , especially in particularities like the vocal stylin…
Because we better jump on the fucking grindwagon ( yeah , really ), I'll grace the vast interplains with another one of those pseudo-reviews of mine. Wormrot's debut, fittingly titled "Abuse", abuses the shit out of your ea... Ah, fuck it. Listen, everything that all those other guys already said is more-or-less true. Most notable is Fitri's drumming, who's obviously something like Bruce Lee's and Chuck Norris' unbearably manly child. I tell you, right off the first track you're caught in a tom-storm yelli…
I guess they lost the battle, like we all eventually do, but no one will ever forget Insect Warfare. At war with grindcore, they paved their way through brick, metal, scenesters & false grind. Thankfully, Insect Warfare never had a penchant for subtleties. When World Extermination came out, the World's heartbeat sped-up a little, owing to the master-blastbeatery present. That sort of intense, relentlessly fast chugga chugga is a rare find, even in grindcore. And hey, I heard they sucked many an ass on this recent UK tour, but I dunno, …
Tracklist: 1. Tracing the Ecliptic 01:26 2. Copernicus: apogee 05:09 3. Copernicus: perigee 13:55 4. The Fifth Wizard 01:24 5. We Speak to the Revelator 08:21 6. You Are the Sun & the Moon 01:39 7. Reseda: books of blood 19:55 Total playing time 50:23 Copernicus takes-off like an aural demolition ball going ballistic on a discordant axis, shrugging off the stardust, oceans spat out sparkly slick, peeling off the atmosphere, crust, grind, lithosphere, asthenosphere, mesosphere, till the heart of the jam throbs eerily but securely on its own…