With Eon of Obscenity, Texas brutal death metal squad STABBING takes it to new levels of sonic vulgarity, replete with unexpected moments of twisted technicality and sense-decimating power. The foursome's Century Media debut out-slams, out-blasts and utterly eviscerates the competition; vocalist Bridget Lynch takes her spot as one of the genre's most powerful and distinct voices with tracks like "Inhuman Torture Chamber" while giving past tour mate, Suffocation's Ricky Meyer, a run for his money on the track "Nauseating Composition". Having carved their name into the underground, touring with the likes of Sanguisugabogg, and 200 Stab Wounds (amongst others) and delivering landmark performances at Maryland Deathfest and Milwaukee Metalfest, STABBING breaks brutality to a new standard - stepping up their game without one hint of compromise.

A1. Rotting Eternal
A2. Inhuman Torture Chamber
A3. Masticate The Subdued
A4. Eon of Obscenity
A5. Reborn To Kill Once More
B1. Ruminations
B2. Nauseating Composition
B3. Their Melted Remains
B4. Sonoluminescent Hemoglobinopathy
B5. Symphony Of Absurdity
B6. Sinking Into Catatonic Reality