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Vomit the Fetal Flesh
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Torn from the womb. Reeking of the flesh from it's premature tomb. Body split in two. Seeping amniotic fluid fluid now a viscous fetal soup. Vomit the fetal flesh. Try to keep down the rest. Vomit the fetal flesh. Laughing as you wretch. Infantile homo sapien stew. Bones so brittle they won't be removed. Convulsing as I brew. Bubbles break the surface now it's ready to consume. Vomit the fetal flesh. Consumed while it's still fresh. Innards and tiny bones. Expelled while the mother moans.
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Entombed in Entrails
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Coming Soon
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Beasts of the Deep
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Synthetic Saviors
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As The Dholes Devour
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Sundered Flesh Fetish
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Feet First
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Self Dissection
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Eviscerate Santa Cruz, California
Eviscerate is a death metal band hailing from Santa Cruz, California. Operating in the underground since 2007, Eviscerate
has instigated countless mosh pits from Southern California to the North Bay. With independent releases, an EP and full length The Feast Unholy under their belt, Eviscerate looks to branch out even further with new music and more live performances in 2023.
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