Eugenics, by Malignancy

Eugenics

by Malignancy

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minusoneman2 This is a modern classic of Progressive Brutal Death Metal. Supreme musicality and sickness that is pounding you into dust with bleeding ears and mouth wide open... No wonder these guys belong to the most influential Death Metal Bands of USBDM. If you are into Defeated Sanity you will definitely dig this. Same class but different way of killing. Favorite track: Global Systemic Collapse.

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1.	Intro 00:47	buy track
2.	Type Zero Civilization 02:53
3.	Eugenics 02:55	buy track
4.	Extinction Event 03:03	buy track
5.	Global Systemic Collapse 03:51	buy track
6.	Cataclysmic Euphoria 03:17	buy track
7.	Separatists 04:44	buy track
8.	Monstrous Indifference 01:23	buy track
9.	Cryptobiosis 02:28	buy track
10.	Creatures Of Conformity 02:53	buy track
11.	The Breach 04:06	buy track

about

In the near future humans will face the very real threat of extinction. Either natural or man-made it will come to pass. This is an account of what may happen.

Forced to dwell hundreds of miles underground, in an abandoned U.S. archive, they fight to live. This installation still contains all the necessary previsions needed for survival. A self sufficient complex, far removed from the vigor of life topside. It is equipped with generators, a constant replenishing air supply, even waste management. A perfect habitat for the evolution of the last species on Earth, Man?

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released October 9, 2012

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Malignancy Yonkers, New York

Malignancy is a technical death metal band from Yonkers, NY. Formed in 1992.

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Oct 24

Arrogant Swine

Brooklyn, NY
Nov 05

The Loft

Atlanta, GA
Dec 10

Jabber Jaws Bar & Grille

Allentown, PA

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