Humanity Is Cancer – S/T CD

“The four songs on the EP are all terrific, delivering with considerable mastery a style of death metal that draws upon the influence of Aeon, post-Barnes Cannibal Corpse, Morbid Angel, early Decapitated, and Bloodbath. The music’s immediately addictive rhythms are pulverizing, its morbid, preternatural melodies are memorable and haunting, and it achieves heights of ferocity that are spine-tingling.”
– NO CLEAN SINGING

“How long can you listen to the EP? It depends on what quality it offers. If it’s a level worthy of continuous contact, it’s been a long time for me. At the turn of the 80 / 90´s, I would literally scratch the tape. This is exactly the case with the band HUMANITY IS CANCER. The 4 anthemic songs, which are carried in the best light that the current US scene can offer, should become representative of the DEATH METAL genre! They are based on elements of the good old Morbid Angel, Suffocation, Deicide or Cannibal Corpse, but they also incorporated a few modern elements among their riffs, which catapulted the overall wording of the EP to a total peak. Changing tempos, catchy melodic lines, crushing guitar solos, inhuman growling and especially fantastic death metal sound are all things for which I almost don’t turn off the EP „Humanity Is Cancer“ and other recordings just have to wait… for how long? I don’t know, maybe very long!”
– Slovak Metal Army“The first strike from said release is “Cancer is Humanity,” a roaring track with decimating double kicks and brutalizing right-hand picking from the guitars. It’s a blistering piece of modern death metal that doesn’t need any bells, whistles, or effects to get the point across, just three and a half minutes of blast beats and bellowing about the shortcomings of man.”
– Crypt Tease

HUMANITY IS CANCER acts as a reflection of society. The band have never proven so relevant as they do today. With the pandemic, racial tension, social injustice, politics, the world would almost be better starting over from scratch.

HUMANITY IS CANCER features Extreme Metal veterans that have been involved with bands such as Abigail Williams, Aborted, Abhorrent, The Faceless, Grave Plague, From the Hellmouth, and Nunslughter.