Artist: DEFECATION
Album: PURITY DILUTION REMASTERED (DIGI)

Year: 1989/ 2008
Media type: CD

While some bands need several years and dozens of albums to gain the proper recognition among fans and critics, Defecation needed just one release to become a legend among the grindcore community. "Purity Dilution" landed like an atom bomb on unsuspecting minds, opening a new chapter in extreme music. The album started out slow, but soon became one of the biggest early successes for Nuclear Blast, gaining a cult status in the following years. No surprise there - the LP was a straight-forward kick in the end, combining all the best elements of extreme music - death, thrash, grind, punk and hardcore - into one fierce battletank armed with pure aggression. The music was equally divided between the duo: Mitch focused on guitars and bass, while Mick did the drum parts. Both of them recorded the vocals on the album - mostly death metal grunts, mixed with some high-pitched shrieks and screams. Musically, "Purity Dilution" offered a violent grind-fest, inspired greatly by death metal - just listen to the guitar-work on "Contagion" or the blast beats on "Predominance" or "Recovery". The lyrics were focused on a world on the edge of self-destruction (best heard in the track "Life On Planet Earth Is Fucken Cancerous"), torture, agony and, well... defecation, but they also had a lot to say about the environment and religion ("Popular Belief"). The album proved to be a true milestone for grindcore music and an inspiration to numerous extreme bands in the future. Now, with the exclusive re-release of the stunning debut album, you can once again witness the power of true destruction. New digipak edition is limited to numerated 2000 copies. Digitally remastered using 24-Bit process on golden disc.

TRACKLIST:

1. Intro - Megaton
2. Vestige Of Earthly Remains
3. Life On The Planet Earth Is Fucken Cancerous
4. Contagion
5. Predominance
6. Recovery
7. Side Effects
8. Mutual Trust
9. Focus
10. Popular Belief
11. Scrutiny
12. Underestimation
13. Granted Wish