When it comes to their full-lengths, Fit For An Autopsy are, appropriately, a band of extremes; with their two best albums being their debut, The Process of Human Extermination, and their most recent record Oh What The Future Holds. Their first record was belligerent and wonderfully tasteless, an album of ceaseless and brain-dead beatdowns that landed at a time when the emerging direction of deathcore was trending towards the other misfit style of the era—djent. The Process Of Human Extermination still fucking decimates, feeling like a concentrated send-off to the sound of deathcore past as the genre would broadly mature, … Continue reading Fit For An Autopsy – The Nothing That Is review