All tracks
- Farmhouse t(h)rash
- Hedgehogrind (scream edition)
- Breaching the sanity
- Against the undead
- Fear of amputation
- Graveyardians
- The grind
- Armageddon unleashed
- Back to the sanity
- Grïndstars
- Coming of the juggernaut
- Tormentor
- Dark red domain
- The art of water
- My inner storm
- Only madness remains
- You have chosen defeat
- Beneath the sanity
- Terror squad
- Throatstab
- I despise
- Gasholesong
- Severeality
- See beyond the farce
- Zombie twins
- N.Y.G.I. (echo grind edit)
- Crusher of ancients
- The (zombie) underworld
- Descend into the sewers
- Eternal souls below
- Violent exposures
- The one under thy grave
- Warkeeper
- Thrashardominaterror
- Filtered bleeding (v2)
- Sickminded beat machine
- Gates of depravity
- In the name of C0rpse
- Ruins inside us
- Science makers' path
- One releases the power
- Away from the devil
- Intensity in tensity
- Darkest point of space
- Live inside pentium
- Injury inside my head
- Slowly dying melody
- Future city
- 'Supreme death metal'
- 'Napalm Death' tune
Live inside pentium
4:34
1995
I started using Impulse Tracker in around 1995-1996 - from 4 channel tracking into 16 channel tracking and in only few years as much as 64 channel tracking.
The first tracked metal tune with 16 channels in use. This was also my first ever "singing experiment" (back then the computer specs were extremely limiting the amount of vocals though). It's a humor song with a song title that depicted nerd's (yours truly) dream of getting Intel Pentium PC someday - gig inside pentium. And as it was a virtual live song, of course it contains a ridiculous drum solo, too.
Twiittaa
