Kiltyman Somehow they took the music of Godflesh and made it *heavier* 😮 Favorite track: IN YOUR SHADOW JK Flesh Reshape.

tophermarlin My first exposure to GODFLESH was Slavestate, so I'm all about Dubbed Out GODFLESH. Favorite track: NEW DARK DUB.

slammabeer Why do I love this album? Because it is Godflesh! Favorite track: PLAYING WITH FIRE Dub.

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.

arcanusdevious Fans of Death/Grind will find much to celebrate in Morgue Supplier's latest offering, Mastering the Disease. Grotesque and captivating, this release delivers a relentless barrage of crushing riffs, savage vocals, machine-like drums, and morbid atmosphere. Pupils of Insularity shines. Equal parts vicious and immersive, Mastering the Disease stands as another triumph for Morgue Supplier and a worthy addition to any extreme metal collection.
Favorite track: PUPILS OF INSULARITY.

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.

arcanusdevious Fans of Death/Grind will find much to celebrate in Morgue Supplier's latest offering, Mastering the Disease. Grotesque and captivating, this release delivers a relentless barrage of crushing riffs, savage vocals, machine-like drums, and morbid atmosphere. Pupils of Insularity shines. Equal parts vicious and immersive, Mastering the Disease stands as another triumph for Morgue Supplier and a worthy addition to any extreme metal collection.
Favorite track: PUPILS OF INSULARITY.

hops forgot it was jesu halfway through Favorite track: Infinity.

Rory Bell I have the vinyl from the initial release but the reinterpretation sold me on buying it again. Definitely an underrated gem in Justin's catalogue.

Family Feet May 2024 - A replacement for an iTunes misadventure. Thought I should have a better copy. Favorite track: Infinity (Part 2 Re-Interpretation).

DAS VILLAIN Whatever Justin Broadrick puts out with his quadrillion music projects (Note: Quadrillion is an actual number; look it up...LOL!), I'm down to listening! Of all Justin's projects, Jesu in my Top 10 because of the shoegazing meets contemporary electronic music. A release of previous cuts on splits and unreleased tracks it pushed the boundaries between dream pop, noise pop, post metal, angular techno, and blissful lo-fi distortions. Favorite track: The Stars That Hang Above You (2024 Remaster).

hops this is good and i like it Favorite track: Hard To Reach (Alternative Version).

corbin.j Reminds me a lot of the Why Are We Not Perfect EP and even Pale Sketcher to an extent. Always up for hearing some new Jesu. Favorite track: Didn't Want To Wake Up.