
200 Stab Wounds' Metal Blade debut, "Masters of Morbidity" dropped four years ago TODAY!
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Buy here: http://www.metalblade.com/200stabwounds The highly anticipated follow-up to their acclaimed Manual Manic Procedures, 200 STAB WOUNDS’ eight-track Lowest Form full-length was produced, mixed, and mastered by Arthur Rizk (Power Trip, Cavalera), features artwork by James Bousema (Municipal Waste, Frozen Soul), and finds the band sharpening their signature blend of brutal death metal, massive riffs, and unforgettable hooks through more confident, dynamic songwriting. Rooted in the same old-school brutality that has defined them from the beginning, Lowest Form delivers leaner arrangements, stronger dynamics and a broader sense of atmosphere without sacrificing an ounce of intensity. Visualiser by NOWHERE2RUN https://www.nowhere2runproductions.com/ “We are very excited to finally release Lowest Form to the world,” the band says. “We’ve worked harder on this record than anything else in our lives. We’re really proud of this one, and we hope you guys enjoy it as much as we do. See you somewhere in the world. Here’s to a new chapter.” That chapter begins with the opening track and lead single “Pangs Of Conscience,” a song that showcases the album’s balance of aggression and introspection. Driven by the band's trademark ferocity while exploring themes of self-reflection, accountability and personal growth, the track captures the album's broader songwriting approach, pairing the band's trademark ferocity with greater dynamic contrast and more introspective lyrical themes. “This song is about entering a point in your life where you find yourself sometimes making mistakes that go against who you really are as a human, and having to find yourself again,” the band explains. “This song is one of the most dynamic musically and lyrically that we’ve done, and we’re really proud of it.”

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