Death.FM - Putrid Inbred

#	Track Listing	Length	Played
01	Along Came The Cook Putrid Inbred	3:54	63
02	Eat Shit Putrid Inbred	2:50	55
03	Graveyard Groceries Putrid Inbred	2:08	14
04	I Eat Dead People Putrid Inbred	3:59	52
05	Scavenger Putrid Inbred	3:58	41
06	Ready Steady Cook Putrid Inbred	1:49	13
07	Stillborn Stew Putrid Inbred	4:21	40
08	Ripe Putrid Inbred	3:01	24
09	Reduced And Simmered Putrid Inbred	2:27	12
10	Harvesting Humans Putrid Inbred	2:35	17
11	Disembowling Putrid Inbred	1:42	10
12	Clit Kebab Putrid Inbred	2:13	19
13	30 Seconds Putrid Inbred	0:57	10
14	The Art Of Cooking Human Kidneys (Bonus Track) Putrid Inbred	3:10	26

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Reviewers Rating

2 reviews done for this album.

I Eat Dead People... \,,/

By:	Stuka_Kommandant
Date:	20 Feb 2009
Rating:

Putrid Inbred is a Belgian brutal death metal outfit that blende
in grind to the maelstrom with great effect.
The lyrics skew
heavily toward cannibalism – perfect brutal death subject matter.
Enjoy this perfect murderer-music: I Eat Dead People... \,,/

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Strange in every way....

By:	Eskidead
Date:	28 May 2011
Rating:

I must admit I had a great laugh the first few minutes after receiving this album. One of the things I do when I get my hands on a new album is to check the track list, simply to get an idea of what to expect. And this ‘cookbook for cannibals’ really made me wonder if this debut from Belgian Putrid Inbred is to be taken serious?
The music itself reflects the track list brilliantly. Dark, gore-like death metal that contrasts heavily with the well-balanced production. And what really shines through is their use of double growling vocalists, Peutie and Steven. One doing what I would call normal death metal growl and the other that adds some weird guttural eee-eee ooo-ooo grunting. I have no idea what it’s there for, it does absolutely nothing but annoy.
The only reason I gave them such a high grade (2.5/5) is the frivolous track list (“Clit Kebab” being my favourite) that you can nothing but laugh at, and also as mentioned above the production done by Kris Belaen (In Quest, Ataraxie and others) that really tries to make the songs seem interesting. But sadly it can’t save the day for this really boring album.

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