Review by Elijah on January 16, 2020.

Just like the review I did for A Blood Clot Ejaculation, pretty much everything is the same on this record too. Clean production, good songwriting, a deep and heavy feel, slams galore, etc. etc. Just another good release that's as great as the band's first album.

There's nothing much to say at all, as this is a carbon copy of the last album, just with different songs. This time the lineup is listed with an actual drummer, but it still has a drum programming area listed, so I don't know whether any actual drums are being played here, so whatever, doesn't matter. Pretty much the only difference is that this album has more slams. The last album had more of a faster feel, but Deformity of Human Consciousness is more slammy. It has more slam riffs than the last album, and more songs open up with pure slams.

Compared to the band's previous debut, this album features some slower stuff and obviously more slams. Almost every single song on this album opens up with a slam riff, or a slam riff over some drums, and they're slow and perfect. This album is also more experimental and random as well. They throw in some traditional Chinese stuff in there, the vocals are slightly more expansive, and they just do what they want here with stuff. On the last album it was just song after song focusing more on the actual music rather than experimentation and randomness, which this album tends to focus on more.

Some other differences/new things are the Korn cover they did of 'Faget', it's cool and interesting. Not bad at all for a slam cover of a nu metal song. It sounds just like the original song but with heavier drums and slam vocals. The other thing is the poppy-electronic song on here; 'Electric Shock (Remix)'. I don't know where this one came from, but it isn't bad at all. It's just riffing with an electronic beat backing it up, it isn't bad like some people think it'd be, it's actually pretty cool, I enjoy it.

This album is just as great and awesome as the last one. There's not really much difference except for what I already said above, but that doesn't matter, it doesn't affect the album from being generally good, not at all.

So yeah, just another awesome album by this band. There's subtle to no changes in comparison to the band's debut. Just another good ass record by this band.

Rating: 10 out of 10