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A couple is spotted then knocked unconscious, and kicked to be sure they're unresponsive. I wrap them in garbage bags, grab their feet and drag them to the cabin. They're skulls are smashed in with a tenderizing mallet before I begin sawing through their limbs. The slaughtered humans are grilled. The isolated woods are filled with the horrid stench of burning flesh as the cooked victims are moved to the kitchen. I carve slices from their bones and start drooling as I corrode them. Gnawing on softened flesh, engulfing the taste of death, I feast on the dead.
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Deep Fried Hitchhikers
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Three lost friends were walking along the highway, deserted and searching for a town before sun went down. They catch my eye and are lured into my car, then we take off to my house where they will be mutilated and cooked in grease. Baskets filled with dismembered limbs are dropped in popping oils and are cooked till tender.
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A helpless addiction to consuming putrefied remains has me vomiting chunks of flesh ridden with fetid pustules. I gag on the rancid chewed up tissues. Gargles pus burns through my esophagus as I still continue chomping dead flesh, I just can't shake the need of eating the putrescent decayed skin of lifeless humans. Consumed then spewed, spewed the consumed. I hack and hack again, a concoction of festered tissues and gastric juices, yet, I still crave the taste of putrefaction, I corrode the rest of my tasty meal. Downing the soupy mush, I feel the rush of humans liquefied coming back up, I can't help but to then regurgitate the flavorful mass of decaying meat. Consumed then spewed, spewed then consumed.
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Ulcerating Noise Eruption Baltimore, Maryland
One-man goregrind band from Baltimore.
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