Carcass - Necroticism - Descanting The Insalubrious

Label:
Catalog#:
MOSH 42CD
Format:
CD, Album
Country:
UK
Released:
30 Oct 1991
Genre:
Rock
Style:
Grindcore, Death Metal

Tracklist

1   Inpropagation 6:19 X
    Music By - Steer* , Owen*
2   Corporal Jigsore Quandary 5:27 X
    Music By - Steer* , Owen* , Amott*
3   Symposium Of Sickness 6:39 X
    Music By - Owen*
4   Pedigree Butchery 5:50 X
    Music By - Steer*
5   Incarnated Solvent Abuse 4:32 X
    Music By - Steer* , Amott*
6   Carneous Cacoffiny 6:31 X
    Music By - Steer*
7   Lavaging Expectorate Of Lysergide Composition 4:04 X
    Music By - Steer*
8   Forensic Clinicism / The Sanguine Article 7:09 X
    Music By - Steer*

Credits

Artwork By [Layout Etc] - Jeff Walker , Martin Nesbitt
Bass, Vocals - Jeff Walker
Drums, Vocals [Additional] - Ken Owen
Engineer - Keith Hartley
Engineer [Assistant] - Dave Buchanan , Ian McFarlane
Guitar, Vocals - Bill Steer
Guitar, Vocals [Additional] - Michael Amott
Lyrics By - Walker*
Mixed By - Carcass , Colin Richardson
Other [Management] - Martin Nesbitt
Photography - Ian Tilton
Producer - Colin Richardson

Notes

Recorded at Amazon Studios, Simonswood
Management: Martin Nesbitt/Point Blank Mgmt.
© Earache 1991. ℗ Earache 1991.
Made in England

EAN / Barcode: 5 018615 104223
CD matrix: MOSH 42 CD • MASTERED BY NIMBUS

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Rated 5/5
Review by ghaleon Jul 21, 2008
The most brilliant Carcass release IMHO. All aspects of this album are bang on - Insane riffs and hooks throughout, wicked pounding drums, and vocals that will make your stomach churn. Absolutely no weak songs in the bunch. I've always said that if I had to take one album on a desserted island with me, it would be this one. It's one of those albums that gets better with each listen!
Rated 5/5
Review by Urkult Mar 25, 2008
Ladies and gentlemen, this is history of extreme metal. Grindcore on its full potential here. How to describe this? First of all the lyrics are something od pure poetry. Think about the darkest Poe or the weird ending of some Lovecraft short novels. There are a lot of nearly out-of-use words that put these lyrics under some serious language consideration. Apart from this, the stories are wicked, seriously... they do not deal with the religious themes, as many metal bands, but with the material issue of human life.
Just forget useless rants about the Antichrist. The pervious releases of these fine UK guys where something out of my comprehension (pure noise). But this Necroticism thing is one of the highest points reached by extreme metal artists, both for instrumental execution and voice duets (an hysteric high-pitched plus a gurgling low one).
Review by vargind Jan 14, 2005 (edited over 4 years ago)
Some people don't realise that Carcass was started as a vegan hardcore band. This release sees more of their vegan politics, where they are putting the humans in the positions that animals are put in: for example the song "Pedigree Butchery" where humans are cut up for pet food, or "Incarnate Solvent Abuse" where instead of horses being made into glue, it is human corpses being made into glue (for solvent abuse).
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