Necroticism: Descanting the Insalubrious
by Carcass
- Type: Album
- Released: 30 October 1991
- Label: Earache
- Country: United Kingdom
- Length: 48:05
- Community rating: 4.01/5 from 10 ratings
Artists on this release: Ken Owen, Bill Steer, Michael Amott
Album Notes & Community Reviews
'Necroticism' marks Carcass's definitive pivot from raw grindcore towards meticulously structured, highly technical death metal. The band employs clinical medical sampling, intricate dual-guitar harmonies, and deeply aggressive rhythms to craft a heavy, macabre exploration of death and violence.
Genres
Descriptors: violence, death, technical, rhythmic, sampling
Tracklist
- Inpropagation (7:07)
- Corporal Jigsore Quandary (5:48)
- Symposium of Sickness (6:56)
- Pedigree Butchery (5:16)
- Incarnated Solvent Abuse (5:00)
- Carneous Cacoffiny (6:43)
- Lavaging Expectorate of Lysergide Composition (4:03)
- Forensic Clinicism/The Sanguine Article (7:10)
Credits
- Carcass - primary artist, mixed by, mix
- Jeff Walker - bass, vocals, layout [layout etc], lyrics by
- Ken Owen - drums, vocals [additional], music by
- Keith Hartley - engineer
- Dave Buchanan - engineer [assistant]
- Ian McFarlane - engineer [assistant]
- Bill Steer - guitar, vocals, music by
- Michael Amott - guitar, vocals [additional], music by
- Martin Nesbitt - layout [layout etc], management
- Colin Richardson - mixed by, producer, mix
- Ian Tilton - photography by