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Corpse Fauna (Irritable Bowel Syndrome cover)

from Beasts of Men by Servant Girl Annihilator

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Not a Serial Killer song. I don't remember why but I think Kyle wanted to cover a Doomsday Machine Schematic song, but I played bass in DdMS and I wasn't confident I could play all the guitar parts of any song correctly.

I think this was the compromise. Irritable Bowel Syndrome was my drum machine death band from like 15+ years ago. This song was originally butchered for Doomsday parts in songs that never saw the light of day, although if you download DdMS II from the bandcamp, there's a live version of Panopticon, which is a great song that have a version of this main riff.

Anyway, it's fudged a little in places, like we fit the end of the song into common time by adding a pick squeal and I like it more than the original. Also, we had to listen to the original to get the lyrics.

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from Beasts of Men, released October 31, 2019
Lyrics and Music by Josh. Drums re-imagined by Kyle.

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Head Ripping Gore from the bowels of NJ! Servant girl annihilator: kyle - brutal bludgeoning and vocal cudgeling josh - steel string throat garrotes and sonic torture tabulator
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