Cancerous Womb Releasing "It Came To This" EP

Cancerous Womb's new EP "It Came To This" is due out on July 5th, 2016. Third track "Isoaltion Frenzy" has also come online and can be heard below.

Guitarist Mike Robertson explains that the band has strayed from "the usual death metal lyrical theatrics of gore/violence/horror/shock and the likes and heads down a more self-analyzing approach with a grindcore appeal."

"This is the first born of the experiment," he goes on to state. "It's more about the protagonist's own internal workings, his crippling self-degradation and his drowning uncertainty, than our predecessors desire to slice apart women and shout about blood.

"The recordings were made across a few places. The drums were recorded in Edinburgh at Juvat Studios by our friend JamieT. Immediately after, a few hours down the M6, the guitar, bass and vocals were recorded at Drop The Dumbulls Gallery; a DIY (in the strictest sense and most genuine way possible) bar/venue/practice room/studio/house in Liverpool's old dockside quarter, by the talented producer and drummer 'Trippy Pijin' of Horsebastard fame.

"The final cuts were then sent off to Tom Dring, drummer of Corrupt Moral Altar, who runs Vagrant Recordings in Southport. He mixed and mastered the sessions, as well as added his own saxophone playing onto track II. The additional vocals on the tracks, from Chris Reese (CMA/Horsebastard) and Rich Speakman (The Afternoon Gentlemen) were done in their own time, using their own secret methods."

The artwork was designed by Californian based Tony Koehl, of Sketch The Soul Studios. Mike Robertson comments:

"After some to-ing and fro-ing of samples and ideas between each of us, he got back with what I feel is so fitting it hurts. At first I couldn't quite take it because it was so vastly different from the artists we had worked with before, (especially Costin Chioreanu and his amazingly dark portrayals,) but turns out that is exactly what the EP needed. We are so pleased with how the music, sound, vibe, theme and aesthetic has turned out."

1. The Shrieking Of Idiots
2. Formless
3. Isolation Frenzy
4. When All Is Said And Done