The Harvest Floor
The Harvest Floor
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Format: Vinyl / 12" Album
Our Take
Our Take
The latest offering from extreme metal outfit Cattle Decapitation, "The Harvest Floor", is a brutal auditory assault that will leave you questioning everything you thought you knew about music. The band's signature blend of deathgrind and progressive metal is on full display here, with punishing riffs, frenetic drumming, and guttural vocals that sound like they're being belched out from the depths of hell itself.
The album kicks off with the blistering opener "The Gardeners of Eden", which sets the tone for what's to come with its relentless pace and unrelenting aggression. From there, tracks like "A Body Farm" and "The Ripe Beneath the Rind" showcase the band's technical prowess, with intricate guitar work and complex song structures that keep you on the edge of your seat.
But what truly sets "The Harvest Floor" apart is its lyrical content. Cattle Decapitation have never been ones to shy away from controversial subject matter, and this album is no exception. Songs like "Tooth Enamel and Concrete" and "Regret and the Grave" tackle issues like animal rights and environmental destruction with a ferocity that is both unapologetic and refreshing.
Overall, "The Harvest Floor" is a challenging listen that rewards those willing to delve into its dark, twisted world. Cattle Decapitation have once again proven themselves to be masters of their craft, pushing the boundaries of extreme metal with a fearlessness that is truly awe-inspiring. So buckle up, dear readers, and prepare to be taken on a wild, unforgettable ride through the brutal landscape of "The Harvest Floor".
Track Listing
Track Listing
2. The Gardeners of Eden
4. A Body Farm
5. We Are Horrible People
7. Tooth Enamel and Concrete
9. The Ripe Beneath the Rind
1. The Product Alive
3. In Axestasy
6. Into the Public Bath
8. The Harvest Floor
10. Regret and the Grave
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About the artist
Cattle Decapitation
Cattle Decapitation: The Gory Goodness of Extreme Metal If you're looking for a band that will take you on a journey through the depths of depravity, look no further than Cattle Decapitation. Hailing from San Diego, California, this extreme metal outfit has been pushing the boundaries of the genre since their formation in 1996. Fronted by the enigmatic Travis Ryan, Cattle Decapitation are not for the faint of heart. Their intense lyrical content delves into themes of animal rights, environmental destruction, and the moral decay of society. But don't let the gruesome subject matter fool you - these guys are as intelligent as they are brutal. Musically, Cattle Decapitation are a force to be reckoned with. Their blend of technical death metal, grindcore, and black metal creates a sonic onslaught that will leave you reeling. The band's tight musicianship and Ryan's guttural vocals are a match made in metal heaven, delivering a sound that is as punishing as it is precise. With a discography that includes standout albums such as "Monolith of Inhumanity" and "The Anthropocene Extinction," Cattle Decapitation have solidified their place as one of the premier acts in extreme metal. Their live shows are a sight to behold, with the band's ferocious energy and stage presence drawing in crowds from all corners of the metal world. So, if you're ready to embrace the darkness and dive headfirst into the twisted world of Cattle Decapitation, be prepared for a wild ride. Just remember to keep your head - you never know when it might just get decapitated.
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Cattle Decapitation: The Gory Goodness of Extreme Metal If you're looking for a band that will take you on a journey through the depths of depravity, look no further than Cattle Decapitation. Hailing from San Diego, California, this extreme metal outfit has been pushing the boundaries of the genre since their formation in 1996. Fronted by the enigmatic Travis Ryan, Cattle Decapitation are not for the faint of heart. Their intense lyrical content delves into themes of animal rights, environmental destruction, and the moral decay of society. But don't let the gruesome subject matter fool you - these guys are as intelligent as they are brutal. Musically, Cattle Decapitation are a force to be reckoned with. Their blend of technical death metal, grindcore, and black metal creates a sonic onslaught that will leave you reeling. The band's tight musicianship and Ryan's guttural vocals are a match made in metal heaven, delivering a sound that is as punishing as it is precise. With a discography that includes standout albums such as "Monolith of Inhumanity" and "The Anthropocene Extinction," Cattle Decapitation have solidified their place as one of the premier acts in extreme metal. Their live shows are a sight to behold, with the band's ferocious energy and stage presence drawing in crowds from all corners of the metal world. So, if you're ready to embrace the darkness and dive headfirst into the twisted world of Cattle Decapitation, be prepared for a wild ride. Just remember to keep your head - you never know when it might just get decapitated.
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