Gutworm - Disfigured Narcissus

01. Intro (Silence)
02. My First Loving Enemy
03. Disfigured Narcissus
04. Omniscient Dreams
05. Imperfect Harmony
06. Fires That Burn
07. Sentiment
08. Unholy Tryst
09. Scrape The Blood (Off The Face Of Life)
10. Outro (The Deafening)

Band: Gutworm
Album: Disfigured Narcissus
Year: 2007
Genre: Deathcore
Label: Anticulture Records
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Line-Up
Glen Pywell - bass
Jamie Hunt - guitar
Neil Hudson - vocals
Mike Ranzette - guitar
Wayne Minney - drums

PASSWORD: http://beyondthenothingness.blogspot.com

Despite the big mouse with the white gloves and regular bouts of tornado, Florida was hardly one of the circles of Hell, in fact at worst it was only ever a bit grotty. Yet despite its gross failings when it comes to being dark and unholy, this sun-bleached strip of the US still produced some of the most sickeningly brutal, Satan-baitin’ sounds ever made by man’s hand. Similarly suffocating is the parochial tweeness of Northamptonshire. Whether the postcard-friendly villages of thatched roofs and cheeky ale-supping posties or the faceless prefab towns of Burberry, unemployment and alcoholism, they’re united in their oppressive sense of just how futile hope of something different really is. GUTWORM gave up on that long ago and set about the metal underground the old school tenacity of their spiritual forefathers, taking their polished, contemporary blasts of riff-laden death/grind fury onto stages with Morbid Angel, Nile, The Haunted and Testament, as well as hitting the extreme metal festival circuit in the US – mostly before even having been looked at by anything as crass as a record label. After flirting with major league metal label SPV, they reached an accord with Anticulture to release their debut full-length, the critically acclaimed ‘Ruin The Memory’. Four years later and it’s time for a fresh blasphemy in the form of ‘Disfigured Narcissus’, recorded by Greg Chandler of Northern doomsters Esoteric and mastered by Russ Russell whose previous studio credits include Dimmu Borgir and Napalm Death. Rare is the band who live up to the ethos upon which the scene was founded and rarer still is the band who manage all that whilst kicking in the teeth of their listeners with a power unmatched.

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