Damn, this three-piece from Brazil don't know how to spell the word subtelty ! Their own brand of brutal death metal possess a strong grindcore edge that might please most fans of hyperblast insanity… If technique never sound weak (drumming is really sick!!!), if the sound even let you distinguish the nice bass guitar work, I have to admit the 32 minutes of "Monstrosity Per Defectum" sounded like a rather long and painful experience to my ears. The lack of breaks or slightest form of melody do have their share of responsability, but mainly vocals turn out to be the weak point here. Too raw and monotonous.
Globally, Anmod show how brutal and technical a three-piece may sound, but they should slow down sometimes and include some variation if they wanna really impress a large amount of listeners.
Steph