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Mumakil: Flies Will Starve

MUMAKIL: FLIES WILL STARVE
   Think Grind-Core is dead? Well clearly you haven't heard Flies Will Starve yet. This slab of Death infused Grind perfectly demonstrates just how alive this style of music really is. As with any modern Grind-Core or Death-Grind bands, you can easily detect the musical influences. In other words, this album will satisfy fans of Napalm Death, Nasum, Carcass and Bolt Thrower, but even fans of more straight forward Death-Metal should feel right at home here. As long as you love your music loaded with brain battering brutality, then Mumakil really have got something for everyone.
   The 24 tracks stuffed into this album may last just over 30 minuets, but its 30 minuets of pure mountain crushing riffs, over-driven bass, Satan scaring screams and light speed drumming. Tracks like, "War Therapist", and "Unfair For Whom?", carry that genre defining riff, only describable as being dirty, crushing and mosh inducing. "Get Exorcised" and "Blind Disciples", will prove to be the essential staples for all Grind fans. 
   Overall, this is a brilliantly crafted vessel of heaviness. Full of incredible songs, striking you blow after blow with waves of horrific mastery. There is no doubt, that both Mumakil and Flies Will Starve, really will prove to be, "Fresh Meat For The Grinder".


TRACKS YOU NEED TO HEAR:
  • "War Therapist"
  • "Army Of Freaks"
  • "Behind The Mask"
FOR FANS OF:
  • Nasum
  • Napalm Death
  • Pig Destroyer
  • Brutal Truth

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