Full Album Stream: Slaughtercult —Devoured by Perversion

Full Album Stream: Slaughtercult —Devoured by Perversion

Metal


Look, if you’re trafficking in brutal death metal, such as the trio of Aussies in Slaughtercult, you’ll naturally find yourself writing about the less-fine things in life, like “Perverse Bestial Lactation,” “Menstrual Marinade” and “Soft Foetal Malformation” (all taken from their new full-length, Devoured by Perversion). And you’ll certainly engage in some shit-talking, as indicated in “Repulsed by Your Haggard Appearance” and the straight forward “Horrible Cunt.” There’s really no way to sugar-coat “brutal,” and these fine fellows—Jeremy McLoughlin (guitar/vocals), Sean Cartwright (bass/vocals), Matthew Newling (drums)—certainly deliver on what the whole package promises. We’re giving you a full blast of it—all 11 gloriously grotesque and hide-flaying tracks—so, by all means, strap in and get some abuse.

Devoiured by Perversion was recorded, mixed and mastered by the band. It’s set for release on CD, vinyl and digitally via Vicious Instinct Records on September 24. Place your preorder here.

The band described its enthusiasm for its second full-length release as such:

“We are unbelievably excited for everyone to hear Devoured By Perversion. This album marks the biggest project we have ever undertaken. Not only did we push ourselves from a songwriting standpoint, but we also recorded, mixed and mastered the album. We are extremely proud of how it turned out, and are stoked to be sharing it with the world. We hope to make a mark on the genre we love and get more brutal Aussie music out into the rest of the world.”

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