CRYPTWORM - Infectious Pathological Waste - CD ss1 and Al Green — whose

and Al Green — whose influences loomed large in the band’s rhythmic DNA — Naive Melodies shines a light on the Black music traditions that underpinned their artistry

Revered for his Hammond organ work

All the instruments and voice were also processed through Ben´s equipment

All packaging formats mirror previous major Craven Faults releases

robo-funk track with splendid rubbery bass playing over a tectonic drum machine

CRYPTWORM - Infectious Pathological Waste - CD ss1 and Al Green — whoseCD Me Saco Un Ojo Records proudly presents the third album from UK death metal savages Cryptworm. Distasteful gurgles erupt amidst those familiarly grotesque grooves and bubonic bouncing riffs. Cryptworm have been a prolific entity with their prior EPs, albums and more seeping into the crypts of the underground at an impressive rate. Now sinking their teeth into you with Infectious Pathological Waste, you can hear how their sound has refined to an