Dying Fetus

"Infatuation With Malevolence", "Purification Through Violence", "Killing On Adrenaline" & "Grotesque Impalement" are all set for colorful new reissues.

With a heavy week in metal releases, Metal Injection has quite a variety of different metal tunes on our top tracks of the week playlist.

The entire album takes some unexpected turns, but that's kind of Turnstile's thing when it comes to their music.

Turnstile tasked a bunch of their friends to reimagine their Grammy-winning album, NEVER ENOUGH, which landed today as the wildly diverse NEVER ENOUGH: VERSIONS. Among covers from the worlds of R&B, rock, indie and a legit redux from Elton fucking John, perhaps no version will get your head banging like the blast-flapping take on “BIRDS” from death-metal titans Dying Fetus. The extreme take builds off the hardcore pace of the original “Birds,” but ups the ante with death-trilled guitar lines and mega-fracked snare attacks. Bassist John Gallagher tries to gruff up Brendan Yates’ chipper “free, free, free” section with his harsher vocal style, but it’s hard to shake the playful syncopation entirely. Hear Dying Fetus take flight with their shred-peggiated “BIRDS” cover up above. NEVER ENOUGH: VERSIONS is out now, and features additional reimagined tracks from Slayyyter, Porches, Hayley Williams, A. G. Cook, Floating Points, Rod Lee, Kettama, Mustafa, Julien Baker, Panda Bear, Brandon Woody, Four Tet, Dan Deacon, Blood Orange, Chanel Beads, Faye Webster, Angel Du$t, Shabaka, Oklou, Nourished by Time, and Alex G. Turnstile are set to play Seattle, Washington’s annual Bumbershoot festival before hopping into a series of headline dates, which find them supported on select dates by Haywire, Porches, Vince Staples, Hatebreed, Texas is the Reason and many more. The date info is here. Dying Fetus also have a tour on the horizon. Their North American co-headline run with Sanguisugabogg begins at the Franklin Music Hall in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on September 17th. The full run of dates can be found here.

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