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artist: Pus Excretor
title: Malignant Pustule
year: 2025
genre: Death Metal
type: EP
label: Extremely Rotten Productions
language: English
rel. date: 2025-10-24
source: WEB/MP3
quality: CBR 320kbps / 44.1 kHz / Joint Stereo
runtime: 00:08:04
size: 18.5 MiB / 7 tracks
rip date: 2026-04-18
source url: https://open.qobuz.com/album/ddmx1z5yebf9a
tracklist:
01. Generalized Pustulosis 1:16
02. Chronic Suppurative Ulcer 1:01
03. Massive Subcutaneous Abscess 1:19
04. Spontaneous Discharge of Pus 1:21
05. Abscesses and Fistulas 1:01
06. Oozing Sub-Cutaneous Mass. (bonus) 1:32
07. Pyoderma Gangrenosum (bonus) 0:35
release notes:
Pus Excretor is a Mexican one-man Death Metal/Grindcore band that
released its debut demo in digital form in the summer of 2025. But even
though Adrian had no (significant) ties to the underground scene, at
least at first glance, 'Malignant Pustule' was picked up by three labels.
As a result, this short but sweet demo was made available in the three
most relevant formats.
Everyone with a penchant for old school Death/Grind (or Grinding Death
Metal, just whatever you prefer), will feel something tingling. The
black-and-white artwork, the indistinct pile of entrails, and perhaps
most notably the way the title is printed on the front cover: it radiates
pure old-school aesthetics. This harks back to the first demos and 7" EPs
of bands such as Dead Infection, Regurgitate, Haemorrhage, Phlegm, Blood,
Entrails Massacre, Dahmer, and Squash Bowels. 'Malignant Pustule' could
just as easily have been recorded and released in the early 90s, as one
of the direct descendants of Necrony, General Surgery, Impetigo, and of
course Carcass.
The simple riffs, thick grooves and gurgling vocals: it's all there. Not
only does it remind of all the greats of yesteryear, it is also hardly
inferior to them. What I particularly like about "Malignant Pustule" is
the macabre atmosphere, which is reinforced by the slow tempo and sparing
use of keyboards here and there.
The original demo has five tracks with a playing time of almost six
minutes. Two tracks were added to the cassette tape, released by
Extremely Rotten Productions, but even then 'Malignant Pustule' clocks in
at well under ten minutes. But actually, that's just a perfect dose of
old school Death/Grind. Short but sweet!