Hyper Groove Brutality, by Vomit Remnants

Hyper Groove Brutality

by Vomit Remnants

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Uzi T The talent here is miles ahead of most, in terms of hardcore with slam. And the solo sections surprise you until you kinda wanna punch the guitar player after a while. But I won't complain, it's a very good album, buying it is freakin' prideful. oh and, some of the intros are very interesting....

jgflip712 Another killer album! A slamming dying fetus came to mind my first listen! Favorite track: Die Fast and Blasting.

Garren Ustel this is a solid record that delivers some intense pockets of groove and crushing vocals among its assortment of nifty surpises and sweet points Favorite track: Extinction of Worthless Humanity.

dareel_thing I have been addicted to this album. It's brutal and so pleasing at the same time. They have perfected their sound. 10/10 Favorite track: Inflicted Artificial Inteligence.

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1.	Burning from Withiin 02:36	buy track
2.	Hi-fi the art of Rapture 04:16	buy track
3.	Die Fast and Blasting 03:23	buy track
4.	Extinction of Worthless Humanity 04:58	buy track
5.	Inflicted Artificial Inteligence 04:35	buy track
6.	Wire Rope Strangle 05:09	buy track
7.	Despairing the Atmosphere 04:35	buy track
8.	Supreme Indeterminate Power 04:34	buy track

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The wait is finally over and the Japanese Brutal Slamming Death Metal Act Vomit Remnants after 12 years are back to release a brand new full length album in 2017 entitled Hyper Groove Brutality. The band was a big influence on many and extremely popular in the late 1990's and early 2000's and gained a very large fan base. Vomit Remnants has played numerous fests and extensive touring along with many well known acts winning over the crowd every time with their pit fueled arsenal of intense musicianship. The new album was produced by Darren Cesca of House of Grind studios which captured a massive final result and features guest appearances from Henrik Cranz from Soils of Fate-guest vocal,
Craig Peters from Deeds of Flesh/Destroying the Devoid-guest guitar solo & Paul Masvidal of Cynic/Ex-Death etc.-guest guitar solo.

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released April 21, 2017

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