From the birthplace of slam (Long Island, New York, for the uncultured in the room) comes De-Extinction, the debut album from Sarosuchus. Wearing their influences—Internal Bleeding, Pyrexia and Suffocation, with a foundation of classic death metal—on their sleeve, Sarosuchus chug through songs about sketchy abortions, landmines masquerading as ball pits and the terrors of being eaten alive by a giant crocodile, if the artwork for De-Extinction is any indicator.
“This album has years and years of hard work behind it,” Sarosuchus tell Decibel. “We’re super happy to present our debut full-length to the world. Expect a balance of old school death metal with a whole lot of slams.”
Get into De-Extinction for yourself below. The album is out on November 13 via Horror Pain Gore Death.
