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Clear with black and green splatter vinyl with lyric insert

House By The Cemetary, the supergroup led by former Monstrosity and Vile frontman Mike Hrubovcak and Rogga Johansson from Paganizer, Ribspreader have released their thrid album, Disturbing The Cenotaph. Since the duo, completed by former The Project Hate drummer Thomas Ohlsson, originally picked up their moniker as an homage to the 1981 cult horror flick of the same name, it shouldn’t come as a surprise they’ve once again paying tribute to director Lucio Fulci (1927-1996) in one of this album most lethal salvo, New York Ripper. Elsewhere on this third album, other tracks like Undead Apocalypse or Burial Disturbance were inspired by other famous horror classics like Night Of The Living Dead and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Hrubovcak has come up in his lyrics with his own tales of terror. Some are totally fictional like, Coffin Colony about a diseased homeless living in underground coffins who gets infected with rabies after eating sewer rats. Others, like Lunatic Butcher are inspired by real-life events or, in that case, by the antics and vicious killings of Paul John Knowles, dubbed the Casanova killer. Musically speaking, Johansson jokes about every band saying that their new album is their best but that’s actually true here eh eh! This album is House By The Cemetary on steroids. The sound is broad and impious, the vocals are awesome and the heavy riffing interlaced with occasional melody makes an overall varied, fun and gory listen. Disturbing The Cenotaph is one raw, in-your-face and eight songs packed death-metal-to-the-core album ready to chill you to the bone

Track list:
1. New York Ripper
2. Coffin Colony
3. Island Of The Dead
4. Depraced Unspeakable Acts
5. Massive Cadaver Resurrection
6. Disturbing The Cenotaph
7. Undead Apocalypse
8. Phantom Intrusions
9. Burial Disturbance
10. Lunatic Butcher