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Debut single from California based death metal band, Calcemia. Lyrics adapted from book of the same title, written by Andreas Vesalius in 1543
lyrics
A circular incision with a sharp knife through the forehead, temples, and occiput penetrating to the skull
Cut through with a saw remove the brain with your hands
Cut away each ear very close to the temporal bone
Free the lower maxilla from its connections with the bones of head and cut the cartilages
Like a butcher, pull out everything contained in the peritoneum
Cut the skin of the abdomen and the muscles away from the bones, catching the blood with sponges. Split the ribcage.
Lift the pectoral bone away from the throat and free it from the veins and arteries going to it
Excise the lungs with the heart and the diaphragm
divide the base of the heart transversely remove the base from the vessels that go out from it to keep the orifices undamaged
Turn over the cadaver, carve out the muscles and cartilage from the arms and the legs
Detach the pelvic bones. Scrape remaining skin with a sharp knife
Place the bones in a large cauldron, submerged completely. Boil until cleansed.
The bones of children take longer to cook
A more efficient method of preserving the bones of man
Upon my death I crave for such a fitting end
Use my skin to bind this script preserve my remains
supported by 8 fans who also own “De Humani Corpois Fabrica”
OK, I know I'm seriously missing in the 2016 department, still I have no excuse. This is genre and life changing.
"Cthulhu on vocals". How true. YomaBarr
supported by 7 fans who also own “De Humani Corpois Fabrica”
Fresh and raw Death Metal meat. I appreciate the rhythmic variety and the lively natural groove. At last a band , which does not sound like a god damned drum machine. Dirk Radloff
supported by 7 fans who also own “De Humani Corpois Fabrica”
never been a big death metal fan but this is actually super accessible for the genre, has fun concepts, and personally i'm always a fan of albums with short tracklists and huge runtimes (for individual songs) Great time, good jumping on point for newbies too. alienasu