Synopsis, by Fleshtorn

Synopsis

by Fleshtorn

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1.	Septic Lacerations 03:18	buy track
2.	Abandoned By The Herd 03:06	buy track
3.	Mating Season 03:24	buy track
4.	Luminescent Orbs 03:22	buy track
5.	Parasitic Larva 03:39	buy track
6.	Internal Organ Chambers 03:24	buy track
7.	Overridden Sensorium 02:48	buy track
8.	Hunger 04:06	buy track
9.	The Chain 03:07	buy track

about

This album is called SYNOPSIS, obviously ... but it what does it mean? Well, it represents who we are as humans!
All of my songs on this album are about things that happen on an alien planet full of alien animals. Many of these creatures have exoskeletons like beetles. but you can use your mind and create your own version of how they look. It's all metaphorical! These songs all have a meaning, and represent problems we face as humans on earth. So usually half way through there is a transition from the aliens devouring each other into what the story actually has to do with in our society. You will find a good amount of gore, meaning, and subjects that can be fun to think about late at night. So here is my attempt of a death metal album.
I hope you enjoy !

credits

released May 27, 2014

Brannan Hayes - Guitars, Vocals, bass and drum programming.
Ryan Reedy- Producer (re-programmed the drums giving them a realistic feel, also adding some awesome touches"
Fleshtorn Logo- Alex Zarko and Brannan Hayes
Album Cover- Brannnan Hayes with the use of public domain and gimpshop.