Carcass’s 1989 sophomore album “Symphonies of Sickness” further refined their signature goregrind sound with heavier production and more intricate songwriting. The album’s controversial lyrics and artwork solidified their status as grindcore pioneers.
Carcass’s 1988 debut album, “Reek of Putrefaction,” is a raw and unpolished introduction to the band’s signature goregrind sound. The album’s lo-fi production, fast tempos, and graphic medical-themed lyrics established the band’s aesthetic.
Rompeprop’s 2003 album, “Hellcock’s Pornflakes,” is a goregrind release characterized by its explicit lyrical content and aggressive musical style. The album pushes boundaries within the genre through its dark humor and shock value.
Gutalax’s 2021 album “The Shitpendables” is a goregrind release, characterized by its offensive lyrics and extreme sound. The Czech band focuses on scatological and grotesque themes with intentionally absurd humor.
Gutalax’s 2015 album “Shit Happens!” is pure, unfiltered goregrind, packed with offensive humor and brutal sounds. It’s definitely not for everyone, but if you’re into extreme metal and don’t mind the shock value, give it a listen.
Gutalax’s 2011 album “Shit Beast” is a no-holds-barred goregrind experience, featuring explicit lyrics and brutal sounds. The album’s shock value and over-the-top humor make it a divisive but memorable release.
Grindcore: because sometimes, what you really need is a soundtrack for smashing plates—or societal norms. It’s the musical middle finger to the concept of ‘easy listening.
Goregrind, with its raw fusion of grindcore intensity and death metal’s dark themes, pushes the limits of metal music. This extreme genre, pioneered by Carcass, captivates a niche global audience with its unique blend of brutal vocals and visceral themes.
Carcass took death metal lyrics from the morgue to the medical school. With terms like “coagulating haemorrhage”, their songs became anatomy lessons set to blast beats.
The members of Carcass first crossed paths in record stores and at hardcore gigs, little knowing they’d soon redefine a genre.
Album titles like “Shit Beast” and “Shit Happens” are no accident. Gutalax revel in the revulsion. Their music is a symphony of the scatological, a celebration of bodily functions most would rather ignore. If you’re easily offended, look away, but if you have a twisted sense of humor, they just might be your new favorite band.
Ever wondered what would happen if you mix an anatomy textbook with ear-splitting riffs? Meet Carcass, the audacious metalheads who made a career out of doing just that.