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Svart Records Maggots Part II - Xysma / Funebre / Interment - 7" box set
Svart Records Maggots Part II - Xysma / Funebre / Interment - 7" box set
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The first chapter of the Maggots box set series ended in 1992. Now for the second part, we return to the very core of the Finnish death metal underground in three chapters.
Xysma is certainly one of the best-known cult-status bands from Finland, and they ground the hell out of the underground scene before changing their style to a more rock-oriented direction. Once again, we thank Steve O’Bannon of Seraphic Decay Records for the 1990 release of Fata Morgana 7”. This must be the most legendary Xysma release ever, where their trademark groovy, doomy, chaotic grindcore and rocking vibes blend together like a slime shake from a Lucio Fulci movie.
Funebre’s lifespan was short but intense. Their 1990 Brainspoon 7” was originally released by Germany's The Whisper In Darkness label, which released only three seven-inch records. This is the first-ever reissue of this sought-after two-track 7” presenting the classic Finnish death metal sound with a hint of old-school true metal madness. A 11-minute thrill ride through ever-changing dark sewers and necropolises.
Interment from Paimio only released one demo tape and one 7” through the legendary Comeback Records. Life Here After 7” (1991) sounds like an unholy bastard child of Xysma's grind and Funebre's catchy death metal riffing, injected with dark and almost psychedelic, spaced-out lead guitar solos. It was about time to dig this buried and moldy treasure out of the coffin for a wider audience.
- Sealed box set
- 3-7" Black vinyl
- Released by Svart
Xysma - Fata Morgana 7" (originally released in 1990)
A1 On The Hill Of Desecration
A2 Entangled In Shreds
B1 Embodiment Of Morbidity
B2 Fata Morgana
Funebre – Brainspoon 7” (originally released in 1990)
A Brainspoon
B Necropolis Discomposure
Interment - Life Here After 7” (originally released in 1991)
A Development Defect
B1 Life Here After
B2 Negative Rapture
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