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Our picks for Top 5 Albums of 2023

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0:00 Intro
0:25 Number 5
2:57 Number 4
5:57 Number 3
8:27 Number 2
12:25 Honorable Mentions
7:12 Number 1
21:53 Outro


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===SPOILERS BELOW===




===NUMBER 5===
C: Electric Avatar - Dance Devil Dance
M: Urne - A Feast On Sorrow
N: No Time - Suffer No Fool


===NUMBER 4===
N: Liberty and Justice - Top of the Scrapheap
C: Entheos - Time Will Take Us All
M: Paramore - This is Why

===NUMBER 3===
M: PJ Harvey - I Inside the Old Year Dying
N: The Chisel - Retaliation
C: Hanabie - Reborn Superstar!

===NUMBER 2===
C: Powerwolf - Interludium
M: Queens of the Stone Age - In Times New Roman...
N: Planet on a Chain - Boxed In

===Honorable Mentions===
Cryptopsy - As Gomorrah Burns
Dying Fetus - Make Them Beg for Death
Marduk - Memento Mori
Mork - Dypet
Satanic Warmaster
Better Lovers - God Made Me an Animal
Lovebites - Judgement Day
Pupil Slicer - Blossom
Sanguisugabogg - Homicidal Ecstasy
Frozen Soul - Glacial Domination
Blink 182 - One More Time...
Wes Borland - Mutiny on the Starbarge
Peter Gabriel - I/O
Depeche Mode - Memento Mori

===NUMBER 1===
N: Rancid - Tomorrow Never Comes
C: GOAT - Levitation Sessions
M: Sanguisugabogg - Homicidal Ecstasy

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Dying Fetus - John Gallagher

In the realm of extreme music, where brutality and technical prowess collide, few bands have left as indelible a mark as Dying Fetus. Formed in 1991 during the zenith of the death metal explosion, this American trio has matured into one of the premier acts in the global death metal and grindcore scenes. Known for their relentless sonic assault, innovative song structures, and thought-provoking lyrics, Dying Fetus has become synonymous with uncompromising death metal excellence.

The band was originally founded in Maryland by guitarist and vocalist John Gallagher, along with guitarist Nick Speleos and drummer Jason Netherton. Dying Fetus quickly gained recognition for their brutal live performances and ferocious musicality. Their early years were marked by a series of demos, culminating in their 1995 debut album, "Infatuation with Malevolence." This release showcased their blend of technical virtuosity and savage aggression, setting the stage for what would become a storied career.

As the band evolved, they solidified their lineup with John Gallagher as the sole remaining founding member, joined by musicians who would contribute significantly to the band's signature sound. The lineup changes didn't deter their musical progression; instead, they pushed forward, refining their craft with each release.

Dying Fetus' discography is a testament to their commitment to musical excellence. Albums like "Purification Through Violence" (1996), "Killing On Adrenaline" (1998), and "Destroy The Opposition" (2001) firmly established the band as a force to be reckoned with in the death metal world. These records showcased their technical proficiency and songwriting prowess, earning them a devoted fan base.

The band's lyrical content, while often unflinchingly brutal, delves into sociopolitical themes, reflecting a desire to provoke thought and discussion. This intellectual approach sets Dying Fetus apart, as their music engages both the visceral and the cerebral aspects of the listener's experience.

In 2003, Dying Fetus released "Stop At Nothing," a record that further solidified their status as death metal giants. This album featured crushing riffs, intricate drum work, and visceral vocals, garnering critical acclaim and expanding their global fan base.

"War Of Attrition" (2007), "Descend Into Depravity" (2009), and "Reign Supreme" (2012) continued the band's tradition of delivering punishing death metal with technical finesse. Each album showcased their evolution as musicians and songwriters, drawing in new listeners while satisfying long-time fans.

Their 2017 release, "Wrong One to Fuck With," was hailed as a "menacing motherfucker" by Metal Injecti

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In the shadowy depths of extreme music, few bands embody the essence of pure, unadulterated darkness quite like Incantation. Formed in 1989 by the formidable force of John McEntee (guitar, vocals), the band has carved a nightmarish path through the realms of death metal, establishing themselves as pioneers of the genre. With relentless brutality, haunting atmospheres, and lyrics that delve into the macabre, Incantation has become a revered name among death metal aficionados.

Incantation's origins can be traced to the fertile death metal scene of Pennsylvania, where they emerged alongside other iconic bands like Immolation and Mortician. From their early days, the band's mission was clear: to create the most uncompromising and darkly atmospheric death metal possible. With influences ranging from Morbid Angel to Autopsy, they set out to craft a sound that was unrelenting in its intensity.

Their debut album, "Onward to Golgotha," released in 1992, was a revelation in the death metal underground. It showcased their mastery of churning, guttural riffs, thunderous drumming, and McEntee's demonic growls. The album's relentless assault and eerie, occult-themed lyrics struck a chord with fans of extreme music, earning it a place among the genre's classics.

What sets Incantation apart is their unwavering dedication to sonic malevolence. Throughout their career, they've released a string of albums that each feels like a descent into the abyss. Albums like "Mortal Throne of Nazarene" (1994), "Diabolical Conquest" (1998), and "The Infernal Storm" (2000) continued to push the boundaries of brutality and darkness, earning them a devout following in the underground.

Over the years, the band's lineup has seen its share of changes, with McEntee being the sole constant member. This has allowed Incantation to evolve while staying true to their core sound. They've collaborated with a rotating cast of exceptional musicians, each contributing to the band's infernal vision.

In 2017, Incantation released "Profane Nexus," an album that reaffirmed their status as titans of death metal. With tracks like "Rites of the Locust" and "Messiah Nostrum," they demonstrated that their ability to conjure unholy soundscapes had not waned over the years.

Incantation's enduring legacy in death metal is a testament to their dedication to the genre's roots and their fearless exploration of its darkest corners. They've inspired countless bands and continue to be a vital force in the evolution of extreme music. With each release, Incantation reaffirms their status as masters of unholy death metal, summoning aural nightmares that resonate with those who seek the depths of musical darkness.

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Introducing their latest single, "The Common Breed," Texas-based death metal practitioners CREEPING DEATH are ready to rock the metal scene. Accompanied by a captivating music video, this track is part of their highly anticipated Boundless Domain LP, slated for release on June 16th via MNRK Heavy.

Produced by Adam Dutkiewicz, guitarist of Killswitch Engage and renowned for his work with bands like As I Lay Dying, The Acacia Strain, and Underoath, Boundless Domain is a sophomore album that exudes immense power, depth, and intensity. From start to finish, it delivers a relentless onslaught of heavy riffs and is guaranteed to captivate metal fans. In the wake of the unfortunate passing of local heroes Riley Gale of Power Trip and Wade Allison of Iron Age, the band members—guitarist Trey Pemberton, singer Reese Alavi, bassist Eric "Rico" Mejia, drummer Lincoln Mullins, and guitarist A.J. Ross, III—found inspiration in revisiting their favorite metallic hardcore influences. Boundless Domain features future death metal classics such as the crushingly heavy and fast-paced "Intestinal Wrap," featuring George "Corpsegrinder" Fisher of Cannibal Corpse. Another standout track, "Vitrified Earth," showcases CREEPING DEATH's impressive songwriting skills, with Alavi's vocal delivery demonstrating impeccable cadence and phrasing, all while maintaining a brutal edge. Towards the end of the album, listeners can expect a touch of atmospheric elements, with mesmerizing guitar effects, harmonies, and intricate time signatures.

Speaking about their latest single, "The Common Breed," Pemberton shares, "This music video perfectly captures the energy of a CREEPING DEATH live show. It was a blast to make, and we are grateful to all our friends and family who came out and went wild for us." After a successful European/UK tour supporting Revocation and Goatwhore earlier this year, followed by a recent North American run supporting Carcass, Municipal Waste, and Sacred Reich, CREEPING DEATH is ready to hit the road again with the Boundless Domain Summer 2023 tour. This headlining tour will consist of two parts and will feature support from two different groups. Part 1 kicks off on June 16th in San Antonio, Texas, coinciding with the release of their new LP, and will cover the Western half of the United States, concluding on July 1st in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Joining CREEPING DEATH for Part 1 will be Year Of The Knife, Fleshrot, and Saintpeeler.

After a brief break, the band will embark on Part 2 of the Boundless Domain Summer 2023 tour on July 10th in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. This leg of the tour will see CREEPING DEATH conquering the Eastern half of the country until July 21st, concluding in Fort Worth, Texas. Enforced will join them on select dates during Part 2, along with Upon Stone and Saintpeeler. Tickets for the tour are now available for purchase on creepingdeath.net. Check out the list of confirmed tour dates below and make sure to catch CREEPING DEATH's electrifying performances.

In the realm of heavy metal, there exists a subgenre that pushes the boundaries of intensity, aggression, and sheer brutality. It is a sonic onslaught that evokes a visceral reaction, both captivating and polarizing listeners. This genre is none other than Death Metal.

Emerging in the early 1980s, death metal carved its own path in the metal landscape, distinct from its predecessor, thrash metal. While thrash focused on speed and technicality, death metal delved into darker territories, exploring themes of death, horror, gore, and existential dread. It was a musical rebellion, a cathartic release

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La mayoría de Power Trios en el rock y el metal consisten en bandas con un formato de guitarra, bajo y batería. Este "prototipo" nace (o se populariza) con la primera banda recomendada en este episodio CXXIII de #AloBestiaPodcast, donde destacamos y reconocemos el trabajo de aquellas agrupaciones que hacen música espectacular con tan solo 3 integrantes.

Grabado el 02 de noviembre de 2022.

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Bandas recomendadas en este episodio:

• Cream - Tales Of Brave Ulysses [Disraeli Gears, 1967]
• Blue Cheer - Summertime Blues [Vincebus Eruptum, 1968]
• Coroner - Die by My Hand [No More Color, 1989]
• Silverchair - Anthem for the Year 2000 [Neon Ballroom, 1999]
• Imperial Triumphant - Excelsior [Alphaville, 2020]
• Nuclear Power Trio - A Clear and Present Rager [A Clear and Present Rager, 2020]
• Radkey - Romance Dawn [Devil Fruit 'EP', 2013]
• Dying Fetus - Compulsion For Cruelty [Compulsion For Cruelty 'Single', 2022]

Hour-long interview with drummer Trey Williams from MD/DC death metal legends DYING FETUS and Evil Scott from Zombie Ritual Radio! Scott and Trey talk Dying Fetus' upcoming tour w/Chelsea Grin and Undeath, recoding progress or the new Dying Fetus record, Trey's influences and history with the band, paintball, disc gold, burps, shits, and more!

Hello everybody and welcome to the 6th episode of  Distorted Entertainment! In this installment, your Co-Hosts Mitchell Wade and Ethan Carpenter discuss System of a Down's surprising return after 15 years, Mastadon, Mass Effect 5 and Trilogy Remastered, Chris Fehn's Slipknot Lawsuit, The Gorillaz's GTA V music video, Kerbal Space Program 2, Vampire The Masquerade Battle Royale, Dontnod's current game projects,  and of course Dying Fetus' Wrong One To F**k With, as well as Haken's "Cockroach King" and Virus.


Oh, also we react to "Surrounded by Silence" by Design The Skyline so that's fun.

Next Episodes Album Choices:
M to E: Codex Omega by Septicflesh

E to M: "Fur Covered In Blood", "Part of Me" and Mate. Feed. Kill. Repeat. by Slipknot

Outro Song: "19" by Leechmonger

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Intro Song: "Center of Gravity" by Perceive//Persist (Ft. Bradley Ditton)
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Hello everybody and ITS TIME for the 5TH episode of  Distorted Entertainment! In this installment, your Co-Hosts Mitchell Wade and Ethan Carpenter discuss Rob Zombie's and Gojira's new singles, Rob Halford and Nergal's possible Duet, Halloween Kills' New Trailer, Godzilla Singular Point, a lot of Anime, and of course Opeth's Blackwater Park and Ghost Reveries, as well as Cattle Decapitation's The Anthropocene Extinction and Death Atlas

Next Episodes Album Choices:
M to E: "Cockroach King" and The Virus  by Haken

E to M: Wrong One To Fuck With by Dying Fetus

Outro Song: "Nothing Ever Hits (Quite Like Your Kiss) by Cherry Saints

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Intro Song: "Center of Gravity" by Perceive//Persist (Ft. Bradley Ditton)
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