Lyrics by Dead Infection
We have compiled all the lyrics of Dead Infection's songs we could find so that those who, like you, are looking for songs by Dead Infection, find them all in one place.
- A wild stench
- After accident
- Airplane's Catastrophe
- Alpinist
- Ambulance
- Attractive But Deformed
- Autophagia
- Brain Hero
- Burglary
- Colitis Ulcerosa
- Corpses Of The Universe
- Damaged elevator
- Day of Decay
- Dead again
- Deformed creature
- Don't Turn His Crushed Face On Me
- Fermentation
- Fire in the forest
- From The Anatomical Deeps
- Gangrene of skin
- Haemorrhage Of Uterus
- Her Heart In Your Hands
- Hospital
- In The Grey Memory
- In the name of gore
- Incident At Corsica
- Intestines Change Into Carrion
- Let me vomit
- Life Of A Surgeon
- Little John's Story
- Maggots In Your Flesh
- Pathological View On The Alimentary Canal
- Peritonitis
- Prison Without Walls
- Pulsating Gore
- Rip It
- Saponification
- Spattered Birth
- Start Human Slaughter
- The end of love
- The Firing Ground
- The Merry-Go-Round
- Too Scratched
- Torn By The Lion Apart
- TORSIONS
- Tragedy At The Railway Station
- Tribe Of The Glutinous Tissue
- Undergo An Operation
- World Full Of Remains
- Xenomorph
Dead Infection was a Polish goregrind band, that was founded in 1990 by Cyjan and Domin (ex members of grindcore band Front Terror). Since their formation, the band has released a few full-length albums, and 7-inch EPs. They are the second band from Poland after Vader that made a deal to release a CD/LP with a non-European label. Their second album, A Chapter Of Accidents, is considered by many to be among the milestones of goregrind music. They played numerous live shows around the world, across Europe, the United States, South America, Mexico, and Japan. In February 2020, Cyjan died, which led to the group's disbandment.
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