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(Super Hit Jam Records)
Release date: 2005
Running time: 40:04

Review: So this is the new Bathtub Shitter album, it took me a few songs to really get into this album but I think this is really good stuff... The album starts with a short, wacky nintendo-type melody intro, and for a second I panicked and thought I listening to a new S.M.E.S. release but thankfully things get louder and thrashier on the second track (though still reprising the introductory melody as chorus!), it's a good glimpse of this album... Tthe style here is much more diverse and humorous than their old stuff, the main thing here is still a kind of grind & thrash metal hybrid, in many ways reminiscent of what SxOxB used to do on albums like "Gates of Hell" & "Vicious World"... But then the band at times also breaks into funk, mix their songs with rock n' roll riffs, inject some groovy rhythms, or even cover a D.R.I. song when they feel like it! The largest bulk of the cd is however pretty straightfoward and grindy and the remaining influences are more like spicing... Vocals are exactly the same type of grumpy growls and whiny, high-pitched, almost comical screams Bathtub Shitter has always been using... The sound mix is just fine, everything can be heard loud and clear, that's good enough for me. None of the lyrics seem to make much sense, but it's all good fun anyway, I remember getting the incredibly brilliant idea of calling a song "Rest in Piss" as a joke in the past, well Bathtub Shitter actually does so on this cd! In summary, a solid, thrashing, grinding, humorous & at times pretty surprising album... Not for everyone I guess but if you're open-minded enough you should be able to dig this...
Tracks: 1)Introduction (0:22) 2)Skate Of Bulgaria (3:21) 3)World Dun Hole (4:16) 4)Umber (3:27) 5)Hello Alone (1:57) 6)Re-Shit (2:57) 7)The End Of The Rainbow (3:33) 8)Time Out (originally by D.R.I.) (4:39) 9)Everybody Has The Wet (3:02) 10)Shit Drop (instrumental) (1:34) 11)Rest In Piss (7:08) 12)PS From BS (1:03) 13)Stihs Latem (bonus track) (2:45)
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