Malicious Disorder

Malicious Disorder: The old school shit that everyone got crazy and partied to back in the day in addition to a sense of grind that spawned from early Death Metal. These styles combine with a current drive to slam with the cult of Metalheads swirling in the scene today. Malicious Disorder started as Malice 420 in San Diego as a bunch of drunken Marines trying to blow up the Southern California Metal Scene. After a line-up change, the 420 stoners are now based out of Central PA thrashing harder and faster than they ever have before. Eight months of sweat, beer, and being locked away in a garage, the band jumped back into the scene and started killing it as hard as they can. Having redeveloped their sound the band has been tearing roofs off bars and venues throughout Central PA and neighboring North Eastern States. They have also made their way to the Midwest and played the Milwaukee Metal Fest in 2004. Malicious Disorder plans to continue their onslaught of thrash and grind to Metalheads and heavy scenes everywhere.



Check out this Cd Review we got from Aub Driver, WWW.THEGORYDETAILS.NET



Malicious Disorder - Caucasian Psychosis



by Aub "The Gory Details" Driver



Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania. A seemingly unknown town to most of the U.S., yet within its walls, harbors one of the most intense metal bands in the New England area - Malicious Disorder. Their debut album, entitled "Caucasian Psychosis" is one of sheer brutality that keeps your ears glued to every hard hitting track. The recording quality of the CD is superb for a full length demo, making it a pleasure to listen to over and over. The technicality of this band is fantastic and the originality level is beyond what most generic metal bands are coming out with these days. Some songs are even kind of catchy! In that, Wow, this is memorable death metal! kind of way. Like some old Testament, reinvented with a taste of At the Gates and a whole lot more anger. There is no messing around here, this is real metal. There is no core of any kind present and its very refreshing to hear. The thrashing level is high with Malicious Disorder, but the hints of death metal blast beats ground the songs and keep things heavier than one might expect. The guitar melodies are haunting and the screaming vocals make you want to reach out and punch your neighbor. The drumming is solid - no fake triggers here - this band will kick your ass and their CD proves it. All the good metal intricacies of Pantera-esque guitar grooves, with the violence and calculated machine aggression of Meshuggah, Malicious Disorder prove to be a force to be reckoned within the northeast underground metal scene.

-TGD



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