- Audio CD (5 Sep 2011)
- Number of Discs: 1
- Format: CD
- Label: Grindscene Records
- ASIN: B005FKN3CW
- Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (1 customer review)
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 326,754 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)
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What did I say about their "Outbreak" EP? Oh, yes. "Pummelling old school death metal from Belfast, Zombified ... rattle and clatter their way through the five tracks in a manner befitting Cannibal Corpse at their best." Blimey, that sounds good [slaps on "Backroom Eugenics"]. Oof!
Now I'm a fan of eugenics. Problem is, if it was in force, there isn't a hope in hell that either Zombified or I would be around to a ) grind out death metal, or b ) write about Zombified grinding out death metal. So, some fine tuning is probably in order before we head down that road. Back to "Backroom Eugenics" and, if anything, this is even better than "Outbreak". Which is Kerrangamazing. They must be getting more comfortable in the studio, as the sound on this mini album is quite remarkable for a wee indie offering.
They've also acquired a nastier edge, which helps bring the best tracks like 'Limb After Limb' and 'The Forgotten Act Of Strangulation' to life (death?). So, if you're looking for a band that combines the worst excesses of Cannibal Corpse, Slayer and Obituary, then point yourself towards Northern Ireland get yourself Zombified.
Now I'm a fan of eugenics. Problem is, if it was in force, there isn't a hope in hell that either Zombified or I would be around to a ) grind out death metal, or b ) write about Zombified grinding out death metal. So, some fine tuning is probably in order before we head down that road. Back to "Backroom Eugenics" and, if anything, this is even better than "Outbreak". Which is Kerrangamazing. They must be getting more comfortable in the studio, as the sound on this mini album is quite remarkable for a wee indie offering.
They've also acquired a nastier edge, which helps bring the best tracks like 'Limb After Limb' and 'The Forgotten Act Of Strangulation' to life (death?). So, if you're looking for a band that combines the worst excesses of Cannibal Corpse, Slayer and Obituary, then point yourself towards Northern Ireland get yourself Zombified.
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