Because Death Metal: Breeding Filth’s New Track “Pronounced Cancer”
Press play on Breeding Filth’s new track “Pronounced Cancer” and your gut might be to write it off as just another technical death metal track by just another technical death metal band. But your gut would be wrong; there’s more here than meets the ear, as you’ll quickly decipher for yourself the farther into the track you get.
No Clean Singing has the premiere, and here’s what NCS contributor Austin Weber had to say about it:
If you like your death metal frantic yet full of finesse, then consider “Pronounced Cancer” a metastasizing treat, aurally akin to being helplessly dropped into a fucking war zone.
If you manage to endure the experience, you just might enjoy it and crave its pestilential aura. While plenty of bands have been popularizing this style, the lead-guitar work and accomplished songwriting on display within “Pronounced Cancer” show a band who have definitely set themselves apart from their peers.
From the face-peeling riffs and frequent rapid-fire leads, to the throbbing bass throttling, demented vocal vomit, and skull-splitting drum-work, this track has it all.
Yes, that! That exactly. I particularly enjoy the bass work, which reminds me of Rivers of Nihil’s talented fret-slammer Adam Biggs. The guitar solo is a scorcher, too, and the section of the song that starts around 1:50 is so damn catchy! Loving it.
No release date yet for Breeding Filth’s debut Perverse Devolution, but NCS tells us it should happen by year’s end. We’ll be waiting.
