Festercyst

Trackimage Playbut Trackname Playbut Trackname
Soggy Coffins, Moldy Cadavers 00:00 Tools
Back Yard Autopsy 00:00 Tools
Intrusive Fondling 00:00 Tools
Vile Discoloration Of A Bloating Corpse 00:00 Tools
mind mangling gore 00:00 Tools
Swollen, Discolored, And Buried (The Putrid Corpse Prt.2) 00:00 Tools
The Putrid Corpse 00:00 Tools
Dead Body Porn 00:00 Tools
Destined To Rot Alone 00:00 Tools
Gut Bloat 00:00 Tools
Festering Skeletal Abcess 00:00 Tools
So Go Kill Yourself 00:00 Tools
There Are Worse Things Than Death 00:00 Tools
Every Joint Crushed 00:00 Tools
Uterus Full Of Pus 00:00 Tools
Go Fucking Kill Yourself 00:00 Tools
Gut Bloat (demo) 00:00 Tools
Back Yard Autopsy (demo) 00:00 Tools
Instantly Ulcerated (2004) 00:00 Tools
Abcesses Draining (The Putrid Corpse prt 3) 00:00 Tools
Kicked In The Yeast Infection 00:00 Tools
Swollen, Discolored, and Burried (The Putrid Corpse prt 2) 00:00 Tools
Benzodiazofiend 00:00 Tools
Mind Mangling Gore (2006) 00:00 Tools
Soggy Coffins... 00:00 Tools
Your Time Will Come (The Putrid Corpse Prt. 4) 00:00 Tools
Instantly Ulcerated 00:00 Tools
Comer el Corpo 00:00 Tools
Swollen, Discolored, and Buried (The Putrid Corpse prt 2) 00:00 Tools
Abscesses Draining 00:00 Tools
Gut Bloat (2005) 00:00 Tools
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Festercyst started in the Winter of 2002 in Arizona. Pitch shifting was a strong element in the music. Drum programming was utilized due to lack of any reliable drummers. Pirated software was used in the recording process. To roughly fit this into a sub-genre, it would be a hybrid of aggressive Punk/Drum Machine Goregrind. Festercyst was spread amongst the internet, making it to Europe, Asia, The Americas, and who knows where else... Point is, Festercyst (if any) has an occult following. If you have the pleasure to come across anything printed with the Festercyst name on it, it's probably bootlegged, unofficial, or a part of the small official release that will happen sometime in 2008. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.