In any serious conversation about death metal the name Vomitory has to come up. Following their inception in 1989, between 1996 and 2011 they dropped eight of the most blistering albums the genre has spewed up, the quartet parting ways in 2013.
However, the band's retirement turned out to be short lived, returning to stages in 2019 to celebrate the band's 30th anniversary, and now they drop their first new full-length in twelve years, the monstrous 'All Heads Are Gonna Roll'.
Boasting the classic Vomitory sound with a few new twists and turns, it is everything their faithful could have hoped for, the band having taken their time before committing to it rather than rushing in.
"We weren't feeling any pressure, it was rather about making a decision whether we should continue as a band, i.e. release new material, or simply put the band back in the grave again," explains drummer Tobias Gustafsson.
"We wrote a few songs first just for the fun of it, to see if we still ‘had it', before we made the final decision to continue and make a new full-length album."
Side A:
01 All Heads Are Gonna Roll
02 Decrowned
03 Ode to the Meat Saw
04 The Deepest Tomb
05 Piece by Stinking Piece
Side B:
06 Raped, Strangled, Sodomized, Dead
07 Dead Man Stalking
08 Disciples of the Damned
09 Dead World
10 Beg for Death
