The process to define the shape of self-loathing

by Morgue

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YomaBarr Because I fell so much in love with Lowest Depths.
Lowest Depths is better but this is more massacre. Like the guys just walked in, turned the recorder on and got all shit out of their systems, all in one take.

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	1.	Homesick 02:47
	2.	My life is sicker than your band 02:10
	3.	Kerri lenardic 02:25
	4.	There is no end of the harvest 02:14
	5.	In-between storms 02:36
	6.	(Pig) in human form 02:26
	7.	Heart shape substance 02:35
	8.	1909 02:35
	9.	Meridian 03:32

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The sophomore album from 2002 showcasing a different approach.
Totally raw and abrasive sounding, while the substance is still death metal, the form is just uncontrolled grind madness.
Conceptually, this album is a reflection upon the year 2001 that the band spent in Cleveland USA.

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released January 1, 2003

Recorded by Michel Garcia, july 2002.

Mixed and mastered by P. MARILLIER, Montèze, september 2002.

Originally released on CD by ADIPOCERE RECORDS.
Limited vinyl versions (black, clear) released by Basement Apes Ind in 2014. Sold out from the band & label long ago.

(c) Adipocere Records, 2002.

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Morgue France

Extreme metal band. Est.1997.

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