Review by Frank DelSavio

Flyblown's latest album, Genocide Genocide, is a brutal and unrelenting assault on the senses. The band's signature blend of death metal and grindcore is on full display here, with crushing riffs, thunderous drums, and guttural vocals that will leave listeners gasping for air.

From the opening track, "Bloodbath," Flyblown sets the tone for the album with a relentless barrage of blast beats and chugging guitars. The band's technical prowess is on full display throughout the album, with intricate guitar solos and lightning-fast drum fills adding to the overall intensity of the music.

But what really sets Genocide Genocide apart is the band's willingness to tackle political and social issues head-on. Tracks like "Massacre" and "Auschwitz" are unflinching in their examination of genocide and the atrocities that humans are capable of committing. The lyrics are bleak and harrowing, but they are also a powerful reminder of the importance of confronting the darkest aspects of human nature.

Summary by Frank DelSavio

Genocide Genocide is a challenging and uncompromising album that will appeal to fans of extreme metal. Flyblown has once again proven themselves to be one of the most innovative and uncompromising bands in the genre, and this album is sure to cement their place in the pantheon of death metal greats.