Effortless Regurgitation of Bright Red Blood - Track List

Track List

  1. "Intro: The Act of Intestinal Regurgitation" - 1:13
  2. "Disgorging Foetus" - 1:21
  3. "Confluent Macular Drug Eruption" - 0:23
  4. "Bullous Impetigo" - 1:22
  5. "Fleshfeast" - 1:05
  6. "Anorectal Ulceration" - 0:55
  7. "Vulva Fermentation" - 0:33
  8. "Multicystic Kidney" - 1:33
  9. "Mucupurulent Offal Grinder" - 0:18
  10. "Total Dismemberment of a Female Corpse" - 1:07
  11. "Carnal Cacophony" - 0:47
  12. "Vomit Breath" - 0:20
  13. "Complete Rectal Prolapse" - 1:00
  14. "Testicular Trauma" - 1:11
  15. "Genital Cancer" - 1:53
  16. "Malignant Tumor" - 1:20
  17. "Diffuse Systemic Scerosis" - 0:19
  18. "Owner of a Necrotic Intestine" - 0:37
  19. "Newborn Regurgitation" - 0:51
  20. "Torsion of the Testicle" - 0:32
  21. "Worm Eaten Rectum" - 0:50
  22. "Chronic Lymphatic Leukemie" - 1:23
  23. "Metal Ulcer" - 0:34
  24. "Purulent Discharge from the Urethra" - 1:10
  25. "Vaginal Obstriction" - 1:14
  26. "Cloudy, Grayish Vomitus" - 0:22
  27. "Fleshmangler" - 1:08
  28. "Splattered Brains" (Agathocles cover) - 1:00
  29. "Bulging Vaginal Septum" - 0:39
  30. "Acute Urinary Infection" - 1:08
  31. "Severe Necroses of the Face" - 0:22
  32. "Bleeding Peptic Ulcer" - 0:43
  33. "Face Mutilation" - 0:35
  34. "Extensive Ulcerative Tumor" - 0:41
  35. "Tumecent Foetal Fluids to Expurgate" - 0:55
  36. "Carbonized Bowels - 0:43
  37. "Effortless Regurgitation of Bright Red Blood" - 1:18

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