Members:
Cyjan – drums
Pierścień – guitar, vocals
Vertherry- bass (2016-)
Discography:
Studio CD Albums:
-1993: Surgical Disembowelment (LP edition also in 1993, and re-edition in 2010)
-1995: A Chapter of Accidents (LP edition in 2011)
-2004: Brain Corrosion (LP edition in 2006)
Split 7"EPs:
-1994: Party's Over (with Blood)
-1998: No Pate, No Mind (with Malignant Tumour)
-1998: Poppy-Seed Cake (with Clotted Symmetric Sexual Organ)
-2009: Heartburn Result ( with Regurgitate)
-2009: Furniture Obsession ( with Haemorrhage)
Other Releases:
-1991: World Full of Remains (Demo)
-1992: Start Human Slaughter (Demo)
-1997: Human Slaughter.. till Remains (CD reissue of first two demos), (Re-reissue in 2008)
-1998: The Greatest Shits (Tribute MCD)
-2006: Brain corrosion (LP edition)
-2008: Corpses of The Universe (MCD)
-2008: Dead Singles Collection (CD compilation of 7'EPs)
-2009: Corpses of The Universe (LP)
Colitis Ulcerosa
Dead Infection Lyrics
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causes decease. Anatomised reveraibility of phlogistic and ulcerous
transitions increase. Unbearable agony refuses family condolences. Hospital
staff is helpless. A breathing body is undergone the final surgical
intervention. It's too late, anyway. An alien molecule floods entails and
burns his final breath. Bowels explosion. A compound of semi-digested food
flows from his mouth.
The lyrics to Dead Infection's song Colitis Ulcerosa paint a gruesome picture of the effects of the medical condition colitis ulcerosa. The first line of the song, "Convulsive spasms make taking food impossible," refers to the pain and discomfort that come with this disease. As the song progresses, it details the escalation of the condition as the large intestine becomes perforated and undergoes phlogistic and ulcerous transitions that increase in severity.
The song then describes the agony that the afflicted individual experiences, refusing even family condolences. The hospital staff is portrayed as helpless and unable to alleviate the patient's suffering. The lyrics take a dark turn as the individual undergoes what is described as a final surgical intervention, ultimately resulting in death. The cause of death is attributed to an "alien molecule" that floods the intestines, burning away the final breath and causing the bowels to explode in a horrific manner that sees a mixture of semi-digested food flow from the individual's mouth.
Overall, this song delves into the visceral and devastating impact of colitis ulcerosa on the human body. It pulls no punches in its description of the physical pain, emotional toll, and ultimate futility of medical intervention in such severe cases.
Line by Line Meaning
Convulsive spasms make taking food impossible.
The person is experiencing violent and involuntary muscle contractions, making it impossible for them to eat.
Large intestine perforation causes decease.
Due to a hole in the large intestine, the person has developed a deadly condition.
Anatomised reveraibility of phlogistic and ulcerous transitions increase.
The person's inflammation and development of ulcers in their large intestine cannot be reversed and continues to worsen.
Unbearable agony refuses family condolences.
The person is in immense pain and their family has tried to offer comfort, but it is of no use.
Hospital staff is helpless.
The medical professionals are unable to do anything to ease the person's suffering.
A breathing body is undergone the final surgical intervention.
The person's body is being prepared for their final surgery before death.
It's too late, anyway.
Regardless of any attempts to save them, the person is bound to die.
An alien molecule floods entails and burns his final breath.
A foreign substance, possibly a virus or bacteria, has invaded the person's digestive system and is causing their body to shut down.
Bowels explosion.
The person's bowels have ruptured due to their condition.
A compound of semi-digested food flows from his mouth.
As a result of the bowels exploding, undigested food leaves the person's body through their mouth.
Contributed by Brayden V. Suggest a correction in the comments below.