Infectious Catheter Therapy - Incredible Stories From Daily Human's Life album flac

This album was recorded & mixed at "Make Shit At Your Home!" Studio in August 2009. Mastered at CDM Records (Moscow).

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Infectious Catheter Therapy are: Begigore - vox. Alex - guitars. The CD comes with complete artwork including the 16 page booklet. The INFECTIOUS CATHETER THERAPY Incredible Stories From Daily Human's Life CD was released in 2010.

The title – Incredible Stories From Daily Human’s Life – makes absolutely no sense whatsoever, unless of course we were talking about a person whose actual name was Daily Human. Maybe this is the effect the artiste wants to achieve, maybe it is not – such is the nature of art. We are doomed to float in the limbo of constant confusion. Necrophagia – Holocausto de la Morte. You are what you eat’ is a particularly relevant statement that is highlighted by the human head in the microwave. Not only does this allow the viewer to see themselves as an element of the natural food-cycle, it also goes some way to explaining the meaning of life.

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When it comes to survival, you have to grow beyond yourself, to prevent certain death. Some have survived by chance or by a fortunate twist of fate, Others fed on raw human flesh and even drank their own urine. When people fall into an extreme emergency situation, then they suddenly do things that they would have thought are possible never in normal life and so they finally secure their existence

Flames were coming from a human being; his body was slowly withering and shriveling up, his head blackening and charring. In the air was the smell of burning human flesh; human beings burn surprisingly quickly. Behind me, I could hear the sobbing of the Vietnamese who were now gathering. After 23 long hours fighting for the patient’s life, he and his assistant finally relaxed a little. Dr. Religa passed away in 2009, but his patient outlived him and died in 2017, 30 years after the operation.

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