A return to the genesis of slam from INTERNAL BLEEDING with the essential compilation album 'Heritage of Sickness II'.

For thirty years INTERNAL BLEEDING have been at the forefront of the underground extreme metal scene.

Pioneers in sonic brutality the band are renowned for creating the sound of slam, the ultimate bludgeoning, groove-laden, pit inducing form of death metal.

Now, three decades into their skull crushing career, it's time to revisit the origins of INTERNAL BLEEDING and remember where this story once began.

In 2012 INTERNAL BLEEDING released a limited-edition compilation album that drew together their early '90s demos 'Invocation of Evil' and 'Perpetual Degradation', along with two bonus live tracks and encased them in a blood red cover under the title 'Heritage of Sickness'.

Remastered for maximum impact and featuring devastating tracks like "Anointed in Servitude" and "Gutted Human Sacrifice" this collection became a sought after, essential addition to the collections of slam fans and death metal connoisseurs everywhere.

On the cusp of their fourth decade and still operating at peak performance, INTERNAL BLEEDING are riding high on the wave of critical acclaim afforded to their most recent albums, 'Imperium' and 'Corrupting Influence'...

"...striking gold and releasing the band's best album over a quarter of a century after its first rumblings." - BLABBERMOUTH review 'Corrupting Influence' Now Comatose Music will revisit the primal sounds of 'Heritage of Sickness'.

With the bonus live tracks replaced by a 2019 recording of the current INTERNAL BLEEDING line-up live and raw in Tokyo, Japan and the cover art given a new twist to reflect the passing years, 'Heritage of Sickness II' will be unleashed on September 3rd.

The demo tracks that formed the very foundations of all slam death brutality sound as insanely savage as ever and 'Heritage of Sickness II' offers a second chance for all fans of extremity to experience these genre shaping classics.

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