DESCRIPTION:
The fifth album to the Pestilence discography. 'Resurrection Macabre' marked the return of the Dutch Death Metal group after a 16 year long hiatus. The tone and riffs on the record are probably the most 'brutal' they've ever done, and are actually pretty catchy too! Pete Wildoer shows up as a guest addition for the drums and does a damn good job shredding those cymbals and snares. Mameli also does a remarkable job on the vocals, probably the best he's ever done in my opinion. However, do I consider this 'technical death metal', like the long-time frontman Mameli stated it to be...no I do not. That achievement will have to go to 'Spheres', 'Testimony', and 'Malleus Maleficarum'. If you want complex song structure, then check out those albums from Pestilence. However, if you enjoyed the brutality on their famous 'Consuming Impulse', you will more than likely enjoy 'Resurrection Macabre'.

Genre: Death Metal
Release Date: March 16, 2009
Country: Netherlands

Track Listing:
1. Devouring Frenzy - 00:00
2. Horror Detox - 3:00
3. Fiend - 6:19
4. Hate Suicide - 9:49
5. Synthetic Grotesque - 14:08
6. Neuro Dissonance - 18:05
7. Dehydrated II - 21:33
8. Resurrection Macabre - 25:21
9. HangMan - 29:20
10. Y2H - 32:13
11. In Sickness and Death - 35:53
12. Chemo Therapy - 40:53
13. Out of the Body - 45:53
14. Lost Souls - 50:26

Band Lineup:
Patrick Mameli: Vox, Guitar, Lyrics, Songwriting, Producing
Tony Choy: Bass
Pete Wildoer: Drums
Marko Saarelainen: Artwork
Jacob Hansen: Engineering, Mastering, Mixing, Producer
Alex Jusseit: Photography
Jeppe Anderson: Studio Assistant