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FITCAGE - Pigumanity

GENRE: Grindcore
COUNTRY: Russia
FORMAT: CD
LABEL: SFC Records
YEAR: March 20th, 2010

RATING: 8/10
REVIEWED BY: PSL
PROVIDED BY: SFC Records

The Russian four-piece Fitcage play a mix of death metal and grindcore. I guess that the band is inspired by Nasum, Rotten Sound and Regurgitate among other. There's a lot of death metal in the music, but on the whole I'd say the music is grindcore.

The songs are short and mostly very fast, but like most grindcore these days it's diverse. The slower, heavy parts add a lot of contrast to the fast and straight forward parts. That type of mix adds the needed variation for the music to be interesting. I also like that the bass get some room now and then, like on "New World Slavery".

It doesn't hurt either that there's a sample now and then. Unlike many other bands Fitcage doesn't overdo it and that is something that profits the music. Another asset is the production, it's thick and crisp. It adds some additional muscle to the songs.

Pigumanity is a conventional effort, but that doesn't make it less interesting. The four Russians play with nerve and attitude and it does wear off on the outcome. If you like grindcore mixed with death metal then Pigumanity isn't a bad choice.


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		FITCAGE - Pigumanity GENRE: Grindcore COUNTRY: Russia FORMAT: CD LABEL: SFC Records YEAR: March 20th, 2010 RATING: 8/10 REVIEWED BY: PSL PROVIDED BY: SFC Records The Russian four-piece Fitcage play a mix of death metal and grindcore. I guess that the band is inspired by Nasum, Rotten Sound and Regurgitate among other. There's a lot of death metal in the music, but on the whole I'd say the music is grindcore. The songs are short and mostly very fast, but like most grindcore these days it's diverse. The slower, heavy parts add a lot of contrast to the fast and straight forward parts. That type of mix adds the needed variation for the music to be interesting. I also like that the bass get some room now and then, like on "New World Slavery". It doesn't hurt either that there's a sample now and then. Unlike many other bands Fitcage doesn't overdo it and that is something that profits the music. Another asset is the production, it's thick and crisp. It adds some additional muscle to the songs. Pigumanity is a conventional effort, but that doesn't make it less interesting. The four Russians play with nerve and attitude and it does wear off on the outcome. If you like grindcore mixed with death metal then Pigumanity isn't a bad choice.