Genre: Goregrind vs. Death metal
Origin: Australia
Released: 2006
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Label: Grindhead Records
Uploaded: 19.03.07

The Australian label Grindhead Records got me salivating with joy after I was hit with the masterpiece June 19, 1932 by grinders Hailstones Kill 200, but I really don�t get the need to release this split CD.
Roadside Burial opens up with eight tracks of heavy, old school goregrind. But while having the same essences as Bile, The Day Everything Became Nothing and such greats, they really don�t live up to the comparison. It more or less falls flat on its arse and ends up in the pile of not-so-good, but still not bad, goregrind bands. They don�t rely on speed for their brutality, as it�s mostly mid tempo. Heavy, chugging strings and goreish growls is what you get, and I suppose it will hit the spot for some, but I�ll rather go for the big guns (which is ironic, considering the cover, hehe)!
Corpsickle is a hilarious name, and I could easily adore the band just for the genial name, but that wouldn�t be fair. Why, you say. Well, mainly �cause I don�t really enjoy the tunes too much. It�s pretty heavy death metal that�s quite lame in its performance. The vocals aren�t much to speak of, and the strings are very dull most of the time, as the drum machine bugs the hell out of me. So well, I�m not really thrilled. But it sure is a cool band name!

Tracklist:
Roadside Burial
01. Gonna kill em all
02. Acid bath
03. Ivan
04. Mattock attack
05. Vomit whore
06. This hammer has a date with your forehead
07. Drawn and quartered
08. Gorelust
Corpsickle
01. Embalmed in gastric diarrohea
02. Proctologist of the dead
03. Zombie island massacre
04. The disembowelment chick
05. Piss drinkin� poofter zombies
06. Zombie flesh eaters
07. Eatery of the dead
08. Cornholing corpses
09. Unrivalled gore
10. Reanimate the dead