Infectious Outbreak - Infanticide

Review by Becca

Infanticide, the latest album by Infectious Outbreak, is a brutal and unrelenting assault on the senses. From the opening track, the band's signature blend of death metal and grindcore is on full display, with pummeling drums, screeching guitars, and guttural vocals that sound like they're being torn from the throat.

The album is unapologetically heavy, with songs like "Gutted and Strung Up" and "Skulls for the Altar" delivering bone-crushing riffs and relentless blast beats. But Infectious Outbreak also shows their range on tracks like "The Cleansing," which features haunting clean vocals and atmospheric guitar work.

Lyrically, Infanticide is just as brutal as the music, with themes of violence, death, and destruction woven throughout. But there's also a sense of catharsis in the lyrics, as if the band is exorcising their demons through their music.

Summary by Becca

Infanticide is a must-listen for fans of extreme metal. Infectious Outbreak has delivered an album that is both punishing and cathartic, showcasing their mastery of the genre and cementing their place as one of the most exciting bands in modern death metal.