Morgue Resurrects in 2010

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Our first autopsy of 2010, The Morgue broadcasts the vocal death rattles of Monster, Violet, Butcher, and Mikey Mike.

This autopsy is opened with great power from the devastating Man Must Die and was followed up by the Deathstars. The show was pretty musically intensive for the first part of the night while the morticians were still shaking the earth of the grave from their hair, so cadavers got blasted by tracks from Armentar, Destroy Destroy Destroy, Cannibal Corpse, Darkane, and Behemoth among others.

Once the morticians did get their vocal chords vibrating, the sound was about politics and the thousands of new laws that rolled into place on New Year's day and the Obama family's blatant and disgusting shift from politician to television super-celebrities, causing more people to be interested in their guest appearances on brainless TV shows than on their shoddy politics.

Politics weren't the only thing on the minds and tongues of The Morgue's mental morticians as conversation sprouted from enema induced ass cannons to Sesame Street muppets as well as the news of acting legend, Christopher Lee's decision to create a metal band solely to brag about his ancestry.

A couple musical observations of the night: First- The band 1349 recently released the album Revelations Of The Black Flame which is musically a completely different sound than what 1349 fans are accustomed to...to what metal fans are accustomed to...in fact, it barely classifies as music unless it is used on a movie score and only during a really slow point.
Second- Arch Enemy recently released an album, The Root Of All Evil that is nothing more than a glorified greatest hits of their earlier work while with singer Johan Liiva but recreated to showcase current vocalist, Angela Gossow's vocal talents instead of their former male frontman. Not an essential album and not exciting.