The Records Behind the Designs

Many of our designs carry the names of our songs and records. If you're new to us, this doubles as a listening guide: start with the debut EP and work forward. Here's where each design comes from, and what it shows.

Piles of Festering Decomposition (2020)

Our debut EP, where it all started. Our Piles of Festering Decomposition design carries its title, and Body in the Basement is named after one of its tracks: its back design spells the song title in giant blood-red letters.

Slave to the Scalpel (2021)

Our first full album, later reissued by Metal Blade Records. It opens with Skin Milk and closes with Expirated Spatter, and both songs have their own design here, next to the acid-yellow Slave to the Scalpel piece itself. The album has a title track too, so that design works as a song shirt as well as an album one.

Manual Manic Procedures (2024)

Our second album, released on Metal Blade. Its design lines up a row of hanging tools under the wide red logo on the front, with a blood-red room scene across the back.

And the rest of the shop

Next to the record designs you'll find pure artwork pieces: Spider Skull, Wing Skulls, Candle Ghoul, Grave Cross and more, each built around our dripping logo. Explode and Platter go all in on gore, while Grave Cross keeps it to bone-white stipple. Every design comes on tees, long sleeves, crewnecks and hoodies.

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