DYING FETUS - Killing On Adrenaline (Full Album Stream)

[@2000Doriyas]

This record is iconic as fuck. That sound is so heavy and raw without it fucking up the execution at all, balls out riffs and drumming.

[@patanstee2315]

Fuck yeah

[@Smurfy10285]

Oh fuck yeah bud.. Just balls to the wall rawness.. Grew up listening to these guys..

[@demonhalo67]

They have never really lost their edge. Older but no slower and no less heavy. The Fetus are the sh1t, riffs and co to die with.

[@nickhewitt1917]

🤘😎🤘

[@raulramirez9657]

The bass riffs are sick on this as well

[@raveralle1022]

Saw them live about two years ago, sold out show, small club. They started playing this album's title track and 300 people went ape shit. One of the best shows I've ever been to!

[@jamessamos7543]

Fetus is the real deal!

[@BittersweetDuality]

I saw Dying Fetus in 2021 and it's still the best show I've ever been to. Plus Robb Barrett just so happened to attend and I got to meet him too \m/

[@blodhorn6672]

Me too. Insane

[@vagueofficial]

Doom Guy

[@Lolaandcassidyadventures]

Seen them live twice this year in Seattle once in a small club and a theatre. Top tier death metal!

[@jamessamos7543]

"Time might stand still. but Killing on Adrenaline will live forever" Sigmund Freud (1924)

[@ristuksenvittu]

Nothing is forever, not even death, as it doesnt exist. Just as shadows are a lack of light, death is lack of life. Basically only nothingness is forever and you could say death is nothing but nothing doesnt exist and that which doesnt exist, can't be forever or even temporary. No, i don't smoke weed, i am just natural born idiot.

[@IR4TE]

Best Dying Fetus album!

[@ianfabian7194]

IR4TE true

[@ys6630]

TRVE

[@jeremyhassell7911]

Agreed!

[@adamcole128]

This . Grotesque impalement and destroy the opposition are my top 3 of theirs

[@user-qk6dc5wf5d]

@@adamcole128 all Kevin talley on the drums

[@spikehackett3290]

It's so hard to pick my favorite album but after listening to all of them a half a dozen times this week I think this is it, a true masterpiece.

[@ekthorvd6739]

Spike Hackett reign supreme for me

[@marcoalesi8163]

@@ekthorvd6739 or destroy the opposition, or purification through violence, or grotesque impalament, basically all of their stuff lol

[@syvlcommuter]

@@ekthorvd6739 Reign Supreme is a bit too heavily produced in my opinion, Destroy the Opposition is the perfect balance between production value and raw heaviness

[@elijahbrink4596]

@@syvlcommuter Purification through Violence is raw and brutal

[@metaleroperonista]

I really loved Reign Supreme and Make Them Beg for Death

[@kylemcgill2966]

This and Destroy the Opposition are top for me.

[@RaymondJoe100]

this is what I listen to when I cough in a nursing home

[@mattlee8501]

Lol I'm listening to this in a nursing home right now lol. Vox sound about how sick and unhealthy lot of them are...well it's a "residential home" but many tenants remain from when that's what it actually was ha

[@kaisonnenfels]

I first time saw them live in Luxembourg state, Europe, in a tiny cellar in 2000. The audience was standing there with champagne glasses and a friend of mine fell down to the ground because the audience didn't catch him. Krisiun were great and very kind that evening as well. By the way I saw Krisiun more often with my friends. The early Dying Fetus drummer was about 19 in 2000 and showed us after their own show how to dance pogo very brutal. I am still able to do this moves, haha -- with less energy and persistence.

[@blastbeatindustries3191]

The great Kevin Talley

[@meshuggener667]

now that's a story man! for the past years I live in Lux.. I can only imagine how WTF the whole situation must have been 🤣

[@Goregrind.extreme]

@@meshuggener667😂😂

[@alpeshsrivastava]

This album is the soundtrack of my life!

[@alexandre4439]

Intentional Manslaughter 29:00

[@Goregrind.extreme]

💯

[@PSJukkis]

Listening to this album is like driving over old people with an SUV.

[@youtuberobbedmeofmyname]

Satisfying you mean? I would only hope hearing their puny bones snapping to the snare would be satisfying.

[@katebraveheart6355]

Perfect description!

[@PSJukkis]

@@katebraveheart6355 Thanks bro!

[@arunarkamukhopadhyay6443]

Absolute euphoria

[@PsychoRexx]

Greetings from Greta !! :D

[@azerix4168]

Got this on cd a few months back... One of the best albums I own

[@adamliddle2060]

my favourite fetus album

[@ianfabian7194]

elchewbaccabra same aduuuuuh.

[@rubinnn]

Absolute Defiance fav track

[@JoPeTuYaTroJoueY]

this goddam SOUND/PROD'

[@JohannDmusickVortex]

Me too

[@jim2973]

Killer Album!!! Dying Fetus Kicks Ass!!

[@vikinglife6316]

I love hearing that snare. Yes the processing was way over done on the low but still sounds so brutal compared to modern recordings. Miss the days before triggers. Had to really beat on those drums.

[@doukai2374]

it sounds like they used triggers in this album to me, especially during the last breakdown in procreate the malformed i could be wrong and kevin is just ungodly consistent, but i listen closely and it sounds like the same hit on the kick every time

[@vikinglife6316]

@@doukai2374 They used triggers. It was the 90's and when I was in a death metal band we had just started using them. We were poor so my drummer had to use locktite on all his parts because it was cheap and kept coming loose. Otherwise we just mic everything on a 4 track lol. We had this guy Rich Muskarello from Mundelein IL. He was good friends with the guys from Fleshgrind but what made him stand out even to this day was his death metal vocals. I thought I was good but when I heard him I thought he was using a synth because he is even deeper than Dying Fetus. No one believed he was all natural but he was. What is such a shame is he gave that up to do Hatebreed style and the videos we recorded are now lost to history but Ill never forget the song Conquest of Ever lust. Heaviest vocals Ive ever heard in my life. He was in the band PIST for a while and after that not sure. But yeah everyone starting using triggers. Only thing we were against were using click tracks. Marshall Tube Amps, Jackson guitars and a ton of fun.

[@doukai2374]

@@vikinglife6316 sounds like fun times, i wish i were born at least 25 years earlier lol (i was born in 1999) i would have loved to experience a lot of the cool stuff of the 90s, i was born in a very weird "transitional" household where we used dial-up and vhs at least until 2004 (good thing cause i hated having to shut the internet off for my mom to make a phone call haha), we didnt even switch to windows xp from windows 2000/me until maybe around the time vista came out i got into rock and heavy metal very early in my life but i didn't really get into death metal all that much until pretty recently, although the first song i heard was evisceration plague by cannibal corpse and i was pretty hooked but the music video scared me lmao so i was afraid to dive deeper i know i went off on a lot of tangents but it's really cool to talk about the good times lol do you remember what triggers specifically you guys used? from what i've heard ddrum was one of the triggers of choice around that time, i've also seen vinnie paul of pantera use them live in the early 90s

[@vikinglife6316]

@@doukai2374 Back then we were partying so much and constantly upgrading to better equipment so some of my memory is a bit hazy lol. I just recall using BC Rich and Jackson guitars with Marshall tube amps. oh our guitar player bought a 5k guitar effect processor. Not sure the brand but he got it at guitar center. We def did not use ddrum. That was far too expensive back then. He spend a few hundred on triggers. Not sure what brand but they sounded good. You have to understand we were poor with the exception of John who was a union plumber and was able to buy a left handed flying V and that effects processor. For a little while we use the Digitech Death Metal Pedal because at the time it was cheap and the heaviest single pedal around. My friend Kurt had a 14 piece Tama, drum set. He was in Jungle Rot and a band called Fatal Violence. You can hear both bands on YT. Fatal Violence has a re-release of their stuff all remastered called Ashes Tell No Tales. If you like metal check out Atheist Piece of Time and Gorguts Considered Dead,

[@enochianwolf]

@@vikinglife6316 BLOOD TIES

[@desubokudawanano]

"we are your enemy" is their happiest sounding song

[@tudor3195]

na it s gotta be that one song at the end of grotesque impalement ep it s called hail mighty north/forest trolls of satan(anno clitoris 666) yes that s the entire name

[@Goregrind.extreme]

💯

[@brennananderson531]

Clearly their best

[@dinguswiffle1866]

Wow what the fuck dude, they have a near flawless discography! I haven’t tried the 2003 album yet, but everything else is pure fucking destruction. Their formula for song writing allows so many pauses and buildups, it amazes me how two songs can sound similar, but are structurally nothing alike. I see myself buying some vinyl in the very near future!!

[@azmanabdula]

Shout out to criminal element and misery index (Where some of the old band members went) Criminal element (Snitch bitch homicide) You can tell the band split into two I miss the old days

[@dinguswiffle1866]

@@azmanabdula You’ve given me some Music Homework, thank you friend! I really enjoy Misery Index, and of course the Assück record that inspired the band to choose that name :)

[@azmanabdula]

@@dinguswiffle1866 Assuck record? Tell me more I know dying fetus were influenced by Next step up (Bringing back the glory) and Baphomet (The dead shall inherit?)

[@dinguswiffle1866]

@@azmanabdula Look up “Misery Index - Assück.” I’m fairly certain this is why they coined the name, Assück is a Deathgrind band with a very strong cult following from the 90’s. In their entire career they made 1 hour of music, between a demo, 2 LPs, 2 EPs, and a few other recordings. Bloody good music.

[@azmanabdula]

@@dinguswiffle1866 Cheers

[@edroseptic9442]

This album thumps so hard. Nothing better to cruise to.

[@Goregrind.extreme]

Fr

[@minbari73]

Studio report #124 - Album has just gone through mud-filter 2.0, time to release.

[@KillingOnAdrenaline]

and I think is some kind of remastered version- the original recording has so much low end it's crazy

[@-47-]

Yeah it's Relapse's reissue

[@detts5082]

Intentional Manslaughter is bizarre, best riff of the album is in that song

[@robertg305]

Classic album

[@AlecBaldwin5816]

I always forget to put my HD800's on my head, I just left them on my turntable. I put them on, what a blast .

[@chrishagy1478]

It takes me out of myself. Freakin' love it. Thanx4Posting.

[@jjammmees]

perfect album, thank you for the upload

[@oxeoscorn]

This cover reminds me of the menu interface of the first GTA

[@ryankaylor1416]

This is like that Cookie Monster Serial Killer shit, but it's still so fucking sick as shit. I can't ever get enough of these fucking disgusting grooves.....

[@xSpooKee]

My Youth soundtrack, good times. Had this on repeat when I played the shit out of CS Condition Zero and Doom 2 Deathmatch.

[@dantelombardi]

🤘Poweful album n' band🤘

[@kh7955]

Fucking awesome that they covered Integrity

[@spikehackett3290]

Absolute Defiance - perfection

[@UnsaneSlayhammer]

Yeah, also my alltime fave track of DF!

[@portmantologist]

Love that the last song on this album is Intentional Manslaughter, and the last track on their next album is Justifiable Homicide.

[@jackoblllllllll]

pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeease make this available on vinyl again

[@NIB1306]

And the brutal coconut strikes again.

[@whitewolf2868]

Hahahaha yes indeed

[@Goregrind.extreme]

Fr

[@agustinmatiasmunozderiaz5109]

So sick bro!

[@christophernatale7436]

What a classic album…….. that and Destroy the Opposition! I first heard this band when I picked up Destroy,……. And the rest is brutal but technical history! Fuck yeah!!!!

[@christophernatale7436]

It was 23 years ago,……. And nothing has changed about my metal tastes, not much anyway.

[@juliomartinez2479]

I love this, classic Dying Fetus their Best Era.

[@Schectler]

Would shit if they did a twenty year anniversary tour next year

[@metalheadventuro]

✓ Yeackhh 🤘🔥🤘 *Greating from INDONESIA ❤️🇮🇩❤️

[@guguspancayanto7882]

Dying Fetus Top Markotop!!!

[@Klendathu_Hotdrop]

22:26

[@brutalfreak15]

This and Stop At Nothing rules!

[@spikehackett3290]

Love the tuned downed guitars, need this on the rest of their albums.

[@JoseLuis-pf6md]

What tuning hero

[@user-xs6vl7gr9w]

@@JoseLuis-pf6md C# standard

[@umi6817]

they use the same tuning on every album

[@dantovar3694]

They always used that C# tuning

[@Rowski420]

I was rocking this on a casette in a beaten up 4 seater 87 RX7 in the late 90's,,,,,,,,,

[@desubokudawanano]

Badass album

[@ifearnothing0]

Such a groovy album

[@megarockgirl7428]

"Charging"!! You rock, Dying Fetus!

[@brenthaymon280]

Fucking awesome album. 💿

[@Arkadia1009]

Yeah

[@jean-francoisbordeleau1225]

merci pour cette publication...damn bon!

[@pasqualeesposito1429]

Absolute.

[@Agen1986]

Great !!!!

[@JoeDoe-cd3iz]

A timeless classic

[@Piece-Of-Time]

1:27

[@jamessamos7543]

Ah yes............ Dying Fetus!!!!!!!!!!! FUUUUUUUUCCCCCCCKKKK YAAAAH!

[@freshlapeche5712]

I was so f'd up at their show I saw 2009 in Cincinnati that I bought this album and lost it by the end of their set, during which I asked someone who the band was that was playing while wearing a Dying Fetus shirt I had also just bought. Mixed feelings about it, I experienced it and I lived. I had decided to go to Summer Slaughter with money from a dishwashing job, and listened to samples beforehand to see which bands not to miss. Dying Fetus was one. I had never heard of them before then so the lack of awareness wasn't totally from being despairingly whacked out. Ever since listening to Reign Supreme a lot in 2012, I have thought the spoken word intro to From Womb to Waste might have been partially based on a psychotic impression I gave off of thinking I might be pregnant during their set that day. I wasn't. I had a grandmother who had Alzheimer's who died in 2006 who at a point had a swollen belly and thought she was pregnant. For me it was a combination of an active eating disorder, caffeine, possibly ritalin or adderall, a small amount of vicodin and or valium, and one can of Guinness Dark Lager. I grew up treating weed basically like it was a hard drug because of my parents and always was overly paranoid and sneaking around about it and waiting to smoke and obsessing abuout it when I could have just done it or asked someone nearby to hit their joint or blunt. I treat a lot of things like they are way more finite than they are, partly from formative years spent in the self-enforced scarcity of a restrictive eating disorder.

[@garmoggrog]

go wash some more dishes. has nothing to do with any of this. it might be the crack that misled you to think so.

[@LatexKim794]

U good?

[@freshlapeche5712]

Yeah, I'm good now : )

[@enochianwolf]

You're a woman, no one expects you to care about the band on your shirt

[@TheRottingElvis]

Damn lol

[@morbidconsperacy5096]

One of my all-time fauvorites

[@ericcorrea8967]

Esse álbum é muito bom nunca ouvi um álbum que me prendesse tanto assim , surreal🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@jesusgilpuga6743]

El mejor álbum de su carrera una obra maestra que los consagró como una de las mejores bandas brutal death de todas

[@Dehuitaworshipfan4655]

seria como el inicio del slamming brutal death metal osea como death o possesed al inicio eran consideradas thrash metal y despues fueron death metal ¿antes de devourment estas bandas pudieron inspirarlo a hacer slam?

[@jesusgilpuga6743]

Si pero jhon gallenger se nutre mucho de las bandas hardcore i metalcore que sabe mezclarlo a la perfección con el mejor brutal death es cierto que también tienen un toque de slamming

[@mjmid6936]

Stabil

[@jesusgilpuga6743]

Los vi dos veces en la mega gira en el álbum Reig supreme de los mejores conciertos de mi vida y los telonee con mi grupo de los mejores del brutal death pero jhon es un antipático que ni siquiera se molestó a saludarnos note un cierto ego i aires de superioridad pero en fin una auténtica máquina aniquiladora con sus dos miembros nuevos que son unas auténticas bestias son muy buenos rápidos y técnicos me quede con la boca abierta en la prueba de sonido

[@DevilMetal23]

The best Metal Whisky after dinner.

[@ryankaylor1416]

This is where I came to realization that even though they sound like Cookie Monster, you still have to take them serious as fuck. You really can't make fun of them like Napalm Death, because you'll probably suffer Eternally for it.....

[@jesusgilpuga6743]

Madre mía por fin tengo en vinilo está obra maestra de brutal death que ia esta entre mis 10 discos preferidos del death metall i es que dyng fetus se merecen el puesto número seis del death metall después de death los primeros del death metall morbid ángel obituary cannibal corpse deicide i suffocation después vendrían dyng fetus con muy merecida posición lo voy a fundir el disco de tanto escucharlo

[@13catequilla]

Pensar que en este trabajo habia un muy joven llamado Jason Netherton que luego crearia Misery Index

[@miguelangelmiranda8460]

Los primeros dos álbumes de misery index suenan increíblemente parecidos a este álbum. son absolutamente aplastantes!!!

[@13catequilla]

@@miguelangelmiranda8460 exacto.. Todavía había resagos de esta etapa de los fetus.. Incluido la lírica cuando criticaban más al sistema en si... Lamentablemente después del 11 - S dying fetus hablaría mas sobre el patriotismo y demás discurso "republicano"

[@miguelangelmiranda8460]

@@13catequilla sí, interesante cambio de estilo, y , también, ideológico. a mí me siguen gustando los fetus pero estoy encabronado porque han cancelado varias veces sus shows en latinoamerica sin mayor explicación. ni una disculpa.

[@BeelzeBob420]

Perfect.. 'Heading to a show in Brooklyn in a few-EYEHATEGOD. This is the way to start a killer Easter Sunday evening. \,,/

[@whitewolf2868]

I don't think this so called god of the Bible doesn't even exist. Jesus was most probably a composite character and in the first book it managed to contradict itself by stating " know they have become as the gods" thats plural, so they claim God is the first and still they clearly put gods.......go figure.

[@ARG0T]

@@whitewolf2868 Who cares

[@rustynail7609]

I guess it's the mix/ production of this record?? Why is it so much different than the others?

[@AlessandroMeneghini89]

dat intro

[@donjupp3303]

@RelapseRecords Will there be a Vinyl Reissue of Killing On Adrenaline?

[@johnconti1329]

Beating on the face of broken trust...

[@SchizophrenicMassTV]

this shit kicks ass 🔥

[@surferdude8086]

This is what I listen to before I paddle out in huge surf by myself. I figure fuck it. Might as well get jacked up on adrenaline twice before I die. 🤙

[@ivanortegapalenzuela9141]

GOAT

[@miguelangelmiranda8460]

Gran disco de dying fetus. lástima que son culones y les da miedo venir a Latinoamérica. igual, la música no tiene la culpa.

[@michaelperry6641]

🤘❤️🤘

[@jesusgilpuga6743]

Para mí él mejor álbum de John gallenger obra maestra del brutal death dando lo mejor aún el batería antiguo y los misery index el bajista i el guitarrista superior plasmar su mejor álbum como éste no ay ninguno el mejor con diferencia i es que aquí dieron el salto a consagrarse como una de las mejores bandas brutal death

[@anothervvastedday]

that snare

[@Goregrind.extreme]

💯💯💯

[@carcass75]

fucking brutal bomb!

[@goregrinddip]

Gold Gold.!! ^^

[@mjmid6936]

Wowww

[@SmokeCheesus]

I can't study for my finals because of Dying Fetus. Good n Bad but mostly good lmao

[@jhahannanosorio4896]

🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@Fuzorz]

THE album

[@stucazz]

nice 1

[@bulelangbam3217]

Kevin talley and jason nethron..there best album..

[@dot5511]

17:16 saldır saldır saldırmayan ibne 17:35

[@aunidade6189]

GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR

[@jhennykempot8395]

2001 moment

[@edwinmorales7955]

poco de fetos

[@stylusninja]

I rock out to this raging in my attic, eating bugs and drinking some sludge.

[@SlipperyDad]

Wish the cymbals didn't sound like dropping pans onto aluminum foil

[@joshuatyson1907]

I think you’re commenting about the wrong album buddy

[@julianlaverde6879]

feto moribundo lml

[@clementdefontenay5774]

Heavier than yar mama

[@Admiral_Bongo]

Wish they remixed it, though. Production sucks donkey balls on albums before War of Attrition.

[@2000Doriyas]

Maybe for you, I think this sounds more enjoyable than all their albums other than Destroy the Opposition. The bass-heavy approach and rawness makes them stand out among a lot of their more sterile technical death metal contemporaries and makes every riff really soak in the ears, all the elements stick out rather than blend together or get overshadowed as a lot of extreme metal albums tend to do. Their newest album sounds like it'll have an awesome sound and I enjoyed their 2012 (or whatever year it was) album too but I think its overall wall of sound was a little too digital and safe compared to the bloody masterpiece of this and Destroy the Opposition.

[@2000Doriyas]

Maybe it requires listening on decent headphones like Sennheisers (they're cheap but have great "room sound" and are often used when recording records) because it's so bass-prominent but it really fits their style perfectly.

[@Fuzorz]

one of my favorite productions actually, super heavy

[@Admiral_Bongo]

To each his own, I guess.

[@southerndarkness9922]

Jordan i agree 100

[@mjmid6936]

XD

[@jacobmelton6039]

This is the POV of a school shooting or if your the person that caused 9/11

[@enochianwolf]

Stein

[@enochianwolf]

@@jacobmelton6039 swej did 911

[@elricofmelnibone6993]

vamoh a calmarnoh