Description
Beef happens even in the best families - and therefore it was only a matter of time until the first fight broke loose in the goat enclosure. In 2008, the horned brothers Goatfreed and Goatleeb Udder hailing from Planet Goat E Borg descended down to earth to bring their unique Goat Grind upon us unsuspecting human beings. and obviously, shit happens when you try to conquer the world together: At some point you simply start to go on each other's nerves. An epic fight among the family was inevitable. This beef is resulted in the band releasing their first "split" album on December 13th via NoiseArt Records.After being obsessed with the devil on their latest sonic predator >Milking In Blasphemy< (2017) and having blasted some tunes of icy black metal through the stable, the band decided to let their new and by now seventh full-length release stand under the sign of "East Goat" / "West Goat" - inspired by the US hip hop of the 90s. (of course only purely conceptual, not music-wise)."It all started very early, back then in our stall," Goatleeb recalls, gritting his teeth. "Goatfreed has always taken a dump on my side. For that, I rubbed my butt on his side of the lick stone. So having two different sides has always been present in our minds. It soon escalated and we decided to go separate ways. But together!"Thus, one half of the new >From Slum To Slam - The Udder Story< is clearly drummer and frontgrunter Goatleeb's side, while guitarist and bassist Goatfreed created the other half of the record. Together, the fraternal rivals have brought it to 17 tracks and, as it is usually the case with MILKING THE GOAT MACHINE, each song has its own recipe. Therefore, 'Like An Everflowing Cream' shreds into the death metal direction with shuffling hooves and rapid tempo, while 'Now We Are Oldschool' features grind-typical pig squeals, but also thrash and crust elements have found their way into the wild mixture from the goat's enclosure, while' Wolverized' is a crushingly grooving hymn.Of course, both brothers absolutely in
