Get the Flash Player to see this player.

UKR 0004
MOONFOG "Cadaveric Changes" CD


9 Songs, Video Clip & 12-pages Full-Coloured Booklet with the sick front cover.

Cost: 35 Uah | 6.99 € | 9.99 USD
[P & P Not Included. Ask for it.]

ORDER NOW>>

UKRAGH' PRODUCTIONS
Supported by



ENCOMIUM' Magazine
[Uzhgorod, Ukraine]

MOONFOG "Cadaveric Changes" CD 2007 (Ukragh Productions)

Hell yeah! Finally out the long-awaited new CD by these Slovakian deathgrinders! The core of the band is still: Peter Hija (vocals), Peter Hutyra (guitars, bass) and Marek Mikudik (drums). "Cadaveric Changes" combines 9 tracks of rather sick Death/Grind devastation in approximately 32 minutes. The trio does everything on a pretty high level due to the insane live activity they manage to produce lately! The new stuff is quite different from the 2 years ago released "Slaughter of the Fatstock" album, be it musically or sound-wise, it simply displays a band with another view and another attitude. So to say, the band progressed amazingly a lot during this 2-year period! Their new songs are totally crazy, full of energetic yet complex rhythmic solutions, furious guitar parts and extra guttural vocals. The guitars have been tuned as low as possible thus making the entire material sounding ultra sick. I would also like to point out Marek's unstoppable variations, especially hand-wise, because there's a hell of a lot of breaks, blasts and fills there. To all this you should imagine a very tough, brutal yet clear sound production! Their half an hour long repertory storms like a tsunami and there's really no escape from its massive sonic attack! The CD comes with a quality 12-paged booklet full of killer live & band photos + lyrics (there's even a bonus insert with lyrics in Slovakian language too) and if somebody needs more there's a video clip for "Coldness (Algor Mortis)" song + lots of interesting stuff in the multimedia part as well. Mental & physical satisfactions are 100% guaranteed!!! Go and get your copy now! Preferred songs are: "Blood Coagulation" (like the opening riff a lot!), "Gas Diffusion" (nice, melodic solo there) and "Autolysis vs. Putrefaction" (awesome that alternated riff along with those variegated drum patterns at the end).

Thanks to: Kornel / Encomium' Online Magazine [Ukraine, Uzhgorod]
http://castrum.com.ua/encomium/4albums1.htm