Clear d-beat influence, at times it sounds like a morbid version of Discharge! Swedish death metal used to sound quite d-beat-ish back in the late 80s-early 90s compared to the American or Dutch death metal of the same period!
There’s huge d-beat influence all throughout the album, that’s what’s made Swedish Dm really standout besides the unique guitar tones, the huge British UK punk influence, same with Hellhammer/Celtic Frost
You remember when he stuck That hair curler up Her wet and juicy hair pie He was laughing like hell While she was screaming in pain It was the way he wanted her to die Carnal leftovers on the floor If you had come a little earlier You would have seen some gore He's staring down. He took her breath. Leaving a carnal stench behind. He'll be curious to search for clues. Carnal leftovers. The only thing to find. Carnal leftovers on the floor If you had come a little earlier You would have seen some gore He's staring down. He took her breath. Leaving a carnal stench behind. He'll be curious to search for clues. Carnal leftovers. The only thing to find.
