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Fueled with hatred against the current state of brutal music, Fetus Stench is here to bring the death back into death metal. Formed in the beginning of 2011 and hailing from Karlstad, Sweden, the band members are anything but newcomers. With collective experience including multiple tours opening for bands like Dimmu Borgir, Grave, Enslaved, releasing a handful of records with bands like Blood Red Throne, The Law and more. Andreas Björnson, Christoffer Ilberg, Kristian Karlsson and Emil Wiksten has joined forces in Fetus Stench, a band already notorious for having their fans dragging actual fetuses to their local churches just to get a hold of a t-shirt from the band. In February 2011, two months after their formation, Fetus Stench landed a record deal with Abyss Records in just one week after releasing their first demo. Later that year, the band entered the studio to record their debut album, "Stillbirth". In the beginning of 2012, the world got its first taste of the album. The song "The Outer Island" was released through the internet and recieved great response from the public as well as musicians from established bands like Cannibal Corpse, Vomitory and Grave. In May 2012 Fetus Stench played a releaseparty at Nöjesfabriken with Vomitory headlining. Now, barely a month from releasing "Stillbirth", Fetus Stench is taking gig offers as they intend to kick ass on stages everywhere. Be prepared...

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• Features members of Blood Red Throne, Slaughterous, The Law / Inferior and ACDS.

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'Fetus Stench possess all the weaponry required in the death metal of today, with their feet firmly planted in the fundamentals. They pull off a taut and muscular debut here.'

     —autothrall, autothrall.blogspot.com

'In my opinion Fetus Stench are a very great sounding brutal death metal band with a Swedish edge and if you are a fan of this style of music, you should check out this album.'

     —OccultBlackMetal, hatredmeanswar4

'Esecially for fans of Cannibal Corpse is highly recommended.So for those who are seeking for a death metal album without any special techniques but with plenty of Brutal feeling, then here you are. The baby is born.'

     —Dimitris Lazaris, www.hardcity.gr