2020 re-issue with slipcase

Paganizer is probably Rogga Johansson´s longest creation. Theyhave been infesting on a raw merging of Swedish Death Metal alongwith various elements of Thrash and "World Lobotomy" is a result ofa psychotic mind, a rapture of demise, in order to shock anddisgust. Fancied a lust dance of Death? You shall have it, getready to puke some gore and brain tissue. This album, as theprevious others, is a maniacal fest of gruesomeness, sharingallegiance to the early 90s of Death Metal, particularly thequadrant of Scandinavia and The Netherlands, where European DeathMetal flourished in that exceptional golden age. "World Lobotomy"explores that traditional Death Metal boundaries with fast pacedriffing along with chugged palm muted strokes of mayhem, vulgarbass twitches, a bombardment of double bass drum assaults andguttural vocals (yet quite understandable thanks to Johansson´svocal mastery). As you will probably notice, Paganizer is notdifferent than any other band of the same characteristics. Likemost bands of the kind, Johansson and crew are highly talented andexperienced, providing a showcase of fine technical skills onproducing such madness. Their intro song `Prelude to the Lobotomy´starts with an ominous piano piece, which descends into discord andthen you hear it. The sound of drilling. With headphones on, it´sas though your entire skull is being broken into by some maddoctor. As soon as you´re pared open sufficiently by the unknowndriller, the title track blasts into you with the force of surgerywithout anaesthesia. The guitars shred and tear at you like theywere bone saws going for your exposed flesh, and Rogga Johansson´svoice simply delivers blunt force trauma to your ears. Nowhere issafe from Paganizers death metal attack: it´s just that brutal.Dennis Blomberg´s chugging bassline begins `The Sky on Fire´, amenacing backbeat to the relentless guitar assault that hammers inwith a jackhammer´s ruthlessness. Just as soon as the last growlsdie down, `Mass Of Parasites´ steps up and delivers another dose ofcrushing, howling metal that makes you set your jaw in a show ofangry defiance. This is death metal of the finest vintage: drinkdeep and listen well. `As Blood Grows Cold´ builds on what haspreceded it and snarls at you like an enraged beast from theJurassic Period. `Ödeläggaren´ (which I´ve found out is Swedish for`Desolater´) follows the carnage, and is a minute-long blast ofgrind core, a suitable nod to Napalm Death and Nasum with a twistof Paganizers own brand of aggression. `You Call It Deviance´ isstrewn with pinch-harmonics and Jocke Ringdahl´s masterful andpunishing drumbeats: it´s a heavyweight track that threatens tochoke you out with its sonic savagery. If you feel the need to takea breather or relax, there´s no opportunity for you to do so as thefinal tracks of the album are all storming, surging offerings ofdeath metal, filled to the brim with bloodthirsty riffage andboiling, angry lyrics. Each one elevates the anger scale to nearmaniacal levels, until `Hunt Eat Repeats´ closes `World Lobotomy´sproceedings with a suitably brazen, brash rush of drum blasts andguitar shrieks. The Swedish quartet´s ninth album is an old-schooldeath metal blast that would look great in any metalhead´scollection. Put it on, strap yourself in and let the surgerycommence.

Track ist:
1. Prelude To The Lobotomy
2. World Lobotomy
3. The Sky On Fire
4. Mass Of Parasites
5. As Blood Grows Cold
6. Ödeläggaren
7. You Call It Deviance
8. As The Maggots Gather
9. Trail Of Human Decay
10. The Drowners
11. The Last Chapter
12. Hunt Eat Repeat

Condition cover: nm

Condition cd: nm

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