Review: A professional tape with great cover artwork, great sound production... And, most important, great VIOLENT music! I would describe their style as original, cold and merciless grinding indushardcore, most of vocals are kind of hardcory vocals, reminiscent of good old Slayer singer's screams, when he's angry... a few backing vocals are also very brutal, hateful growls (more of them would have made me very happy) and sometimes some melodic "singing" parts. The cadence is not extremely fast, and their compositions rarely contains blastbeats... But Cardiovascular Sub-Hypothermia(killer band name! ha) songs always stay very rythmic, complex, catchy, dynamic, powerful, energic & aggressive... Many movie samples are used, but most of the time, they are blending with the music (I think I recognized something from The Texas Chainsaw Massacre). This tape is recommended to the ones who like original(but straightforward) underground powerviolence! This band from US will have a full length cd out by the end of summer, be sure to check it out too because it will be a bit more intense and grindy (it's what they said!). For now, if you have $2(US/Canada) or $3 DM5(World) in your pocket, do not hesitate and contact CS-H now! This demo is also available through Reality Music (http://www.realitymusic.com) and Relapse Records (http://www.relapse.com). So you don't have any ostensible reason to miss it! I also -severely- advise you to check the CS-H website at .
Tracks: 1)Ice wound 2)Innocent whore 3)Self loss 4)Worlds apart 

Contact: CS-H c/o Glenn Sykes - 2526 Heatherly Oaks Ln. - Jacksonville FL 32226 - USA
email: Schwarztod@aol.com http://listen.to/cardio

Carnal Shrould Review: I think you can call this gore-grind! 180° is back with his side-band Carnal Shroud and 13 brand new prodigious, macabre songs (productive guy, but only quality sickness!). The approach of gore-grind here is more simple, straightforward and brutal than in Cadaverous Suppuration. The style is very well handled, you can feel it! Only the absolutely necessary elements to the style are kept. Sharp guitars, barbarous drums(always with a killer raw drum sound!) and nauseous harmonized vocals (wonderful effects!)... You know! All this vulgar display of gore and disgusting grind! I'm sure many of you are always thirsty for this kind of sickness! The sound is pretty good, better than any 180° past releases! An exciting introduction from Peter Jackson's Braindead (aka Dead Alive), the same as the one before Blood Duster's "Vulgar Taste" on Fisting The Dead, but without the background soundtrack! So it worths being checked out! Freaks of Regurgitate and Exulceration are forced to appreciate this! 
Tracks: 1)Maximum guttery 2)Pulverized & sniffed 3)Anal detonation 4)Menstrual cadaver exploder 5)Maggotized 6)Blow fly defleshing 7)Fekal grummed up blood 8)Iceclot disembowelment 9)Maggots in my rectum 10)Mangle a fideist 11)Knee deep in pus 12)Urinal explosion 13)Hyperfekal flesh fetish

Tumour Review: This other side is also filled with underground gore-grind! Straightforward gore-grind! A side-band to some Trauma Team guys from Holland. The production is clear, with a pounding raw bass sound and fast jerky brutal blastbeats(programmed drums)! Vocals are extremely harmonized, distorted, really stomach-turning and repulsive! The songs always sound a bit the same way, but well it's more than decent blast gore-grind, so it's not a real problem for me! The songs are wrapped with many interesting and sick introductions. There's also a professional black and white cover. (of course a dead body picture!) Putrid Nausea Productions striked again with honest wonderful shit! Gore-grind freaks, listen to me: get this tape now!!!  
Tracks: 1)Pulverized impact 2)Deceased imaginations 3)Carnivora 4)Eyeballeruption 5)Strangled with your own intestines 6)Cummulative mass of crunchy stiffs 7)Severed stoma 8)The Evil-Hand-Syndrome 9)My god is gore

Review: You can expect underground grindgore in its sickest form! Gorehunter & 180° (Cadaverous Suppuration) are the forming member in Carnal Shroud. 180° is on drums and always keeps his very own sound. Awesome, wild and raw drum style. I won't lie anymore, this really sound like a faster, more straightforward & catchy version of Cadaverous Suppuration. The vocals are gurgling, something truly sickening (obviously with wonderful effects!). Compositions are worked. This is unique dirty, raw, slimy grind-gore! The cover is also real sick, but maybe too clean, something fithier would be welcome. Same goes for the song titles... This is good gore but still very average gore. Anyway I highly recommend this tape to lovers of macabre, sickening grind!
Tracks: 1)Prologue/Urinal explosion 2)Excruciated and cut up 3)Disrupted torso mutilation 4)Illumination 5)Fermenting haemorrhoids 6)Gut-Dementor 7)Epilogue 

2000

Astrum Review: It's cybergrind stuff. Well it's supposed to be. But it's simply basic techno-hardcore stuff with gurgles and growls dubbed over it. I must say I like techno-hardcore very much; it can be the most violent shit ever. But here it's not always really catchy or extremely fast. And they don't use enough grindy guitar samples to sound grindy (on one song song they even use heavy metal riffs... and it's, kinda bad!). So, it's not everybody who can sound like Libido Airbag... Astrum is although catchy at some points, there are some cool ideas and a few brutal structures. But mostly it's lame techno with growls over it.

Stress Related Review: Stress Related (project by prolific Putrid Nausea/Cadaverous Suppuration/Ulcerrhoea guy) is also clearly into cybergrind à la Libido Airbag, but a tad more experimental and violent, and more heavily influenced by early Sore Throat insane stuffs (Think "Disgrace to the corpse of Sid"). It's alot of extreme noise, repetive, unbelievably fast and computerized. Mixed with alot of fun samples and silly synthetiser melodies (sometimes a little too silly!). Songs are all very short and varied, and just all explode right in your face like nailbombs. Vocals are damn harsh and distorted with various totally crazed effects. I personally find this band even better than Libido Airbag (if you skip some of the silly themes). The choices of sound samples is very clever, and song structures are totally crazy and inventive. I love that shit. So if you crave schizophrenic grindcore and new unsettling experiments, do not miss it.