Goregrind

[V.V.V.V.V.]

 

[cookiecutter]

I'm still bent out of shape about that AIDS comment though.

 

[Enemy242]

the only bands i saw and have heard in this thread are ghoul, carcass and haemorrhage but i always just considered those to be kinda groovy death metal. are there other bands in the genre that are like that?

 

[HaggardBastard]

I wouldn't say that Carcass's first two albums were death metal; ditto on early Haemorrhage. However, to answer your question, definitely check out Cock and Ball Torture. They're very groove-based, and heavy as fuck.

 

[Alter]

I'm still bent out of shape about that AIDS comment though.

What is the comment?

 

[Manic Ferocity]

Gruesome Stuff Relish's second album is fucking amazing. They take on a more death metal sound on that album and it easily tops their debut imo.

Cookiecutter, you need to start branching out more.

 

[whiskey funeral]

Would General Surgery be considered goregrind or just grind/death with gorey elements? They are one of my favorites. I guess I'm not so much a fan of goregrind as I am of the more straight up grind sounding bands.

Subgenres within genres get confusing sometimes.

 

[Manic Ferocity]

I would consider them goregrind.

I never liked the term 'goregrind' but it does have a defining sound, I guess.

 

[seedofvengeance]

What do people think of Gruesome Stuff Relish? I saw them live and it sounded alright, but their sound was marred by th fact that the guttural vocalists mic was too low to be heard.

I didn't even know they had guttural vocals tbh. Bad for the sound guy.

 

[cookiecutter]

Yeah it was the guy with the goatee on our right. He was totally inaudible.