Rock/Pop
CDアルバム

Abuse

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1,890
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フォーマット CDアルバム
発売日 2010年04月12日
国内/輸入 輸入
レーベルEarache
構成数 1
パッケージ仕様 -
規格品番 MOSH398CD
SKU 5055006539813

構成数 : 1枚
合計収録時間 : 00:52:32

  1. 1.[CDアルバム]
    1. 1.
      Lost Swines
    2. 2.
      Exterminate
    3. 3.
      Double-Feeding
    4. 4.
      Born Stupid
    5. 5.
      Sledgehammer
    6. 6.
      So Fierce for Fuck!?
    7. 7.
      Dis-Appointing
    8. 8.
      Good Times
    9. 9.
      Freedom to Act
    10. 10.
      Indonesia
    11. 11.
      Shitlack
    12. 12.
      Condemnation
    13. 13.
      One Round Away
    14. 14.
      Fuck...I'm Drunk
    15. 15.
      Operation Grindcore
    16. 16.
      Rich
    17. 17.
      Overgrown Asshole
    18. 18.
      Blasphemy My Ass
    19. 19.
      Fix Your Broken Mind
    20. 20.
      Newkiller Nuclear
    21. 21.
      Uncovered and Proud as Fuck
    22. 22.
      Murder
    23. 23.
      Scum Infestation and Last Song

作品の情報

メイン
アーティスト: Wormrot

オリジナル発売日:2009年

商品の紹介

Credit Earache Records for tirelessly scouring the globe for grindcore bands near and far, because they've found a real gem in Singapore's Wormrot, and their incendiary debut album, Abuse. Check that: they may have also found some future political refugees, because the band's uncompromising aggression and incendiary lyrics are bound to get them booted from their notoriously buttoned-up homeland (where even a casual obscenity may get you caned!), but then, that may be everyone's ultimate unstated goal here anyway. Why, you ask? Well, Abuse begins with an audio sample of the infamous cell phone video showing an Iranian-American student being tasered at UCLA after refusing to show his ID to security officers ("Lost Swines"), and proceeds to skewer religion ("Blasphemy My Ass"), the NRA ("Double-Feeding"), everyday posers ("Scum Infestation"), and all forms of authority ("Freedom to Act," "Overgrown Asshole," etc.), while engaging in foreign policy on "Indonesia." But the trio also makes room for more lighthearted, fun-filled fare like "Exterminate" (sample lyric: "There is no fucking future"), "Born Stupid" ("You stupid fuck shall be impaled"), "Fuck...I'm Drunk" (errr, "Fuck...I'm drunk"), and the 15-second "Sledgehammer" ("Hammering your face; grinding on your fucking brains"), before tearing up the Yeah Yeah Yeahs' "Rich" beyond all recognition! Through it all, the group unleashes a disconcerting barrage of consistently memorable, even infectious riffs, and Wormrot certainly do genre tradition proud by presenting 23 decapitating cuts in under 22 minutes. In other words: duck and cover! ~ Eduardo Rivadavia|
Rovi

Credit Earache Records for tirelessly scouring the globe for grindcore bands near and far, because they've found a real gem in Singapore's Wormrot, and their incendiary debut album, Abuse. Check that: they may have also found some future political refugees, because the band's uncompromising aggression and incendiary lyrics are bound to get them booted from their notoriously buttoned-up homeland (where even a casual obscenity may get you caned!), but then, that may be everyone's ultimate unstated goal here anyway. Why, you ask? Well, Abuse begins with an audio sample of the infamous cell phone video showing an Iranian-American student being tasered at UCLA after refusing to show his ID to security officers ("Lost Swines"), and proceeds to skewer religion ("Blasphemy My Ass"), the NRA ("Double-Feeding"), everyday posers ("Scum Infestation"), and all forms of authority ("Freedom to Act," "Overgrown Asshole," etc.), while engaging in foreign policy on "Indonesia." But the trio also makes room for more lighthearted, fun-filled fare like "Exterminate" (sample lyric: "There is no fucking future"), "Born Stupid" ("You stupid fuck shall be impaled"), "Fuck...I'm Drunk" (errr, "Fuck...I'm drunk"), and the 15-second "Sledgehammer" ("Hammering your face; grinding on your fucking brains"), before tearing up the Yeah Yeah Yeahs' "Rich" beyond all recognition! Through it all, the group unleashes a disconcerting barrage of consistently memorable, even infectious riffs, and Wormrot certainly do genre tradition proud by presenting 23 decapitating cuts in under 22 minutes. In other words: duck and cover! ~ Eduardo Rivadavia
Rovi

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