MOSFET · Sickness Of Memory | CD

CD in jewelcase.

Background information about 'Sickness Of Memory'

There is something undeniably visceral about MOSFET’s Sickness Of Memory, an album that doesn’t just ask for your attention but demands it with a raw, unpolished intensity that feels like it was ripped straight from the gut. This isn’t music for the faint of heart or the casual listener; it’s a brutal, unrelenting assault of Death Metal that thrives on chaos and aggression. From the very first notes, the band establishes a tone that is both hostile and captivating, drawing you into a world where melody takes a backseat to sheer, unadulterated power. The production might lean towards the lo-fi, but that only adds to the authenticity, making every scream and riff feel immediate and personal. It’s the kind of record that hits you in the chest, leaving you breathless and craving more.

What sets Sickness Of Memory apart is its ability to balance brutality with moments of unexpected clarity. Tracks like Aurora and Dawn offer brief respites from the onslaught, providing atmospheric interludes that highlight the band’s musicality without softening their edge. The songwriting is tight and focused, with each track serving a purpose in the larger narrative of decay and despair. MOSFET doesn’t waste time with filler; every second is packed with intensity, ensuring that the listener is kept on edge from start to finish. This is Death Metal at its most primal, a sonic representation of the worst nightmares we try to forget. It’s not just about noise; it’s about emotion, anger, and the catharsis that comes from letting it all out. For those who crave music that challenges and disturbs, this album is a essential listen.

For fans of: Cannibal Corpse, Dying Fetus, Suffocation

Track listing

1. Sickness Of Memory
2. Bring Me Blood
3. Stillbirth
4. Liberation Of His Madness
5. Eternal Desecration
6. Dawn
7. Aurora
8. Lawnmower
9. My Hate
10. King Of Damnation

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