1489 - Dying Fetus Your Treachery Will Die With You 2009

hat has become very characteristic of this amazing band is simply, very fast, technical riffing and drums, and also some very catchy guitar pieces as well. First you have the drumming, which literally beats the listener down from start to end. Trey Williams is an absolutely fantastic addition to this band, and while the bass and guitars have always been top notch, exciting and catchy - drums have just never lived up to that level. With Trey you have a drummer who is pretty much one of the best in the death metal scene. ‘Your Treachery Will Die With You’ is easily the best song on the album "Descend into Depravity". Quick, groovy, full of twists and turns and changes in tempo, memorable slamming sections and blasting sections.

1306 - Dying Fetus One Shot, One Kill 2003

"Stop at Nothing" is the fourth album by the Maryland technical death metal band Dying Fetus. Shortly after the release of "Destroy the Opposition", all of the band except for John Gallagher quit. Gallagher brought in new vocalist Vince Matthews, guitarist Mike Kimball, bass guitarist Sean Beasley and drummer Eric Seyanga. A mix of Death and Grindcore, with unbelievably quick, thrashy riffs and drumming, along with alternating low, guttural growling and higher, throaty screaming. Their lyrics are far left-wing, dealing with issues like war, consumerism, and religion. The opening riff of "One shot, one kill" is one of the catchiest riffs in Deathgrind, along with the seemingly fit drums that thrash and pummel their way through the madness.

1248 - Dying Fetus Subjected To A Beating 2012

"Reign Supreme" is the seventh full-length album by death metal veterans Dying Fetus. While there is still the perception that the band is in a perpetual state of flux, with members coming and going, they have actually been incredibly stable since 2007, when Trey Williams joined on drums. There is certainly complexity on the song-writing, and it is executed brilliantly, especially John Gallagher's guitar playing, which includes some scorching solos. "Subjected to a beating". The guitar work is brought to life by John as well and he must be one of the most technical guitarists of modern Death Metal. Such wizard playing consists of groove (like the one found on Subjected to a Beating), amazing chugging technical guitar riffs and fast melodic broken chords.