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BLOOD RED THRONE, THE LAW, SLAUGHTEROUS Members Join Forces In FETUS STENCH

February 22, 2011

FETUS STENCH, the Karlstad, Sweden-based death metal band featuring members of BLOOD RED THRONE, THE LAW and SLAUGHTEROUS, has made three songs from its debut demo — "Stillborn Son", "Meat Grinder Flesh Obliteration" and "Butchery Divorced" — available for streaming on MySpace.

FETUS STENCH was formed earlier this year by Andreas "Björte" Björnson of SLAUGHTEROUS on guitar and vocals, Emil Wikste from BLOOD RED THRONE on drums, Bullen from THE LAW/INFERIOR on bass and Illern of ACDS on guitar.

According to a press release, FETUS STENCH's demo contains "four tracks of relentless death metal."

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