Screams Of Pleasure, in the light of the lyrical effusions that are partially based in the elementary school I can’t exhale tunes of ecstasy. Example needed? “Can you feel the ramming pain? Your stomach burst in delight. All your blood spreading anally. You entered now the twilight zone.” To all appearances it seems that these words (cited out of the title track) were really written in the twilight zone – combined with a pubertal desire for gore. But Screams Of Pleasure also implicates other analogies, Screams Of Anguish released by Brutality can be associated for example. And this title is a pleasant parallel on the other hand. The five guys based in Stuttgart (Germany) committed themselves in DISINFECT to the Brutal Death Metal style played by American combos. This sounds quite uniform over the whole playing time indeed, but therefore the musical base contains a lot of tight played good explosives. The guys know their job when they have to write well structured tracks with enough technical demand. Accents in speed alternate, for a bounding character it’s more needed than the one or other Cannibal Corpse cite. Independent of this, it’s definitely to hear that DISINFECT destabilizes the home underground and the one of the bordering European countries since 1999. The occasional nagging vocals supporting the steady growls are quite welcome on their second studio-album. These should be positioned more in the foreground.
What I’m looking for in vain, also in the assumed hidden tracks which are as apparent that they don’t exist, is the Black Sabbath cover Sabbath Bloody Sabbath and Live 1999. These are advertised on the CD print; apart from that they shine by absence. These two tracks would upgrade the lean playing time of nearly 30 minutes for sure. So what – even if DISINFECT won’t sack the 2009 price for innovation with their Screams Of Pleasure, these five warriors have earned a chance in every domestic CD-player!