Brutal indeed.
I think if the demon yapping at me could learn to annunciate clearly I think I could connect with this album a whole lot more. But I am just hearing gutteral growling and the instrumental going absolutely mad which is cool at first but quickly gets pretty old. I did like the opener and could half understand the closer so those two tracks are cool at least. A little work on clarity and this would be a completely different album.
Metal November - Day #5
Suffocation! One of the most influential acts in the metal scene, still active to this day.
This is one of the first great death metal albums from the '90s, and one can both clearly see how it influenced bands in the future, as well as what inspired Suffocation themselves.
On "Human Waste," the band's second EP - really a mini album of sorts, clocking in at 29 minutes - we see the blueprint of what was the shape of death metal to come.
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Phenomenal EP, the raw production and energetic performances are everything I'd want from it. Many of the songs will be rerecorded on the debut album but they work on their own here next to few exclusive tracks.
Should be tagged as just death metal instead of brutal or tech death. Still a damn near perfect album.
Wow! Suffocation really are some of the best to ever do it. This EP shows just how raw and unrelenting they are.
Essa capa é muito massa. O Suffocation, ao contrário do que diz o nome, em nenhum momento te faz querer tirar a música. É bem sólido, instigante e visceral como o diabo quer.
| 1 | Infecting the Crypts 4:37 | 91 |
| 2 | Synthetically Revived 3:37 | 90 |
| 3 | Mass Obliteration 4:27 | 92 |
| 4 | Catatonia 3:54 | 88 |
| 5 | Jesus Wept 3:37 | 87 |
| 6 | Human Waste 2:56 | 87 |