Description

2016 release in digibook

Worlds Neuroses made quite a difference from Living Death’s past recordings. This album contains some of the most experimental material the band ever released although the result somehow sounds fairly coherent, even considering the variety of the songs. Several tracks actually carry strong echoes of Mekong Delta, which of course is no accident since both Living Death’s guitarists played also in that cult band. One part of the unorthodox feel of this album is due to the vocals that sound very ordinary when compared to the band’s earlier albums. Still, despite all these changes in the band’s sound this album manages to create a reasonably consistent feel and, in addition to some more diverse tracks, it also contains some great, powerful thrashers like the macabre Last Birthday and the rampant Shizophrenia. In Living Death’s discography Worlds Neuroses may appear as the most atypical one, but it has its good points as well.

Track listing:
1. Last Birthday
2. Die Young
3. Schizophrenia
4. On the 17th Floor
5. Down
6. Worlds Neuroses
7. Bastard (at the Busstop)
8. The Testament of Mr. George
9. Sacred Chao
10. Tuesday