Doors of no return
by MORGUE
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Transcend the acheron
02:58
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Polar aftermath
03:37
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That which does not live
02:40
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House of the departed
03:43
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Down syndrome
03:04
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Roads to Gehenna
02:58
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Walls of Dis
03:55
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about
Cult metal maniacs MORGUE has returned to the scene in 2012 and here is the testimony. This is their third album, clearly bursting out this ferociously angry and awesome fierce grindcore. Stirring up a pissed off mix of evilish tunes and dissonant tones, this is all about modern grindcore though. France's MORGUE pound out a furious nine song grand fucking slam of a record.
credits
released February 13, 2016
- Recorded at Galargues, France in August 2015 by Michton dit Michton.
- Mixed and mastered at Menegroth/The thousand Caves, New York, USA, September 2015 by Colin Marston.
- Additional mastering work by Magnus Lobiersson, October 2015.
- Cover and graphic manipulation by Fred Bouchet for Sunrise Studios.
Additional vocals by Fred (FERAL) & Will (MUTIILATION).
- Recorded at Galargues, France in August 2015 by Michton dit Michton.
- Mixed and mastered at Menegroth/The thousand Caves, New York, USA, September 2015 by Colin Marston.
- Additional mastering work by Magnus Lobiersson, October 2015.
- Cover and graphic manipulation by Fred Bouchet for Sunrise Studios.
Additional vocals by Fred (FERAL) & Will (MUTIILATION).
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