Dick Nosdod A terrifyingly intelligent release! Twisted riffs, brutal bass lines, inhuman drum work, and horrifically insane vocals with brilliant lyrics. Album of the Year!" Favorite track: NEXT WORLD CONSUMES.

Ricardo Green Wow! Brutal from beginning to end! Machine like drums, wicked guitars, insane vocals, and amazing bass lines! This has it all! Morgue Supplier have really out done themselves with this release!!!
🤘🤘🤘 Favorite track: PUPILS OF INSULARITY.

slammabeer FUCK YES! You can look at my comments from the discography and see I always say they re-invemt themselves with each release. "Mastering The Disease" is NO exception! PURE PSYCHOLOGICAL GRIND! The addition of Marco Pitruzella (Six Feet Under, Wrath of Logarius, Ex-Brain Drill) on drums is pure fuckin genius. PERFECT fit for this unit. You could literally assume this was recorded with a drum machine. PURE PRECISION. The Gillis/Reichelt team does what they do best on this release. PUMMEL YOU! Favorite track: BLOOD PRINTS.

Dick Nosdod A terrifyingly intelligent release! Twisted riffs, brutal bass lines, inhuman drum work, and horrifically insane vocals with brilliant lyrics. Album of the Year!" Favorite track: NEXT WORLD CONSUMES.

Ricardo Green Wow! Brutal from beginning to end! Machine like drums, wicked guitars, insane vocals, and amazing bass lines! This has it all! Morgue Supplier have really out done themselves with this release!!!
🤘🤘🤘 Favorite track: PUPILS OF INSULARITY.

slammabeer FUCK YES! You can look at my comments from the discography and see I always say they re-invemt themselves with each release. "Mastering The Disease" is NO exception! PURE PSYCHOLOGICAL GRIND! The addition of Marco Pitruzella (Six Feet Under, Wrath of Logarius, Ex-Brain Drill) on drums is pure fuckin genius. PERFECT fit for this unit. You could literally assume this was recorded with a drum machine. PURE PRECISION. The Gillis/Reichelt team does what they do best on this release. PUMMEL YOU! Favorite track: BLOOD PRINTS.

Ghuughra Blackened Deathgrind of the sproingy, otherworldly variety. Inevitability is everything but tasteful. Favorite track: Closing In.

spectral_74 Damn, this is essential.

Paul Lee Morgue Supplier prove that grindcore is alive and well in the extreme metal world. They're not content to rehash the grind of yesteryear but they seek to push the genre forward by incorporating noise and ambience into their music along with varying structures and pacing.

This band has been around for a bit but they sound fresh and are primed and ready to blast the universe with their awesome grind!