Basement Torture Killings - A Night Of Brutal Torture

Review by Taryn Ashley

Album Review: A Night Of Brutal Torture by Basement Torture Killings Alright, buckle up because A Night Of Brutual Torture by Basement Torture Killings is not for the faint of heart. Released in 2013 on GrindScene Records (UK), this album dives headfirst into some seriously gnarly territory—Death Metal, Grindcore, and Heavy Metal vibes all mashed together with a pinch of Pop/Rock weirdness. Yeah, you heard me right. It’s like they took everything chaotic about extreme music and cranked it to eleven. Let’s talk tracks. First off, “Kill For Satan” smacks you in the face right outta the gate. The riffs are nasty, the vocals sound like someone gargling nails, and there’s just enough groove to make your headbang involuntarily. What sticks with me? The sheer intensity—it doesn’t let up even for a second. You can practically feel the sweat dripping off the band as they tear through this banger. Plus, having two versions of this track on the album feels kinda wild, like they couldn’t decide which one was more brutal so they kept both. Bold move. Then there’s “Gorgasmic Movements In The Dark,” which… yeah, I know, that title alone deserves an award for creativity or something. This song hits hard but also has these creepy atmospheric moments that give it a sinister edge. Like, imagine being chased through a haunted forest while someone whispers unholy things in your ear—that’s what listening to this feels like. And honestly? I think that’s why it stuck with me. It’s got layers, man. Not just noise for noise’s sake. Now, here’s the thing about this album—it’s relentless. Tracks like “Kept In A Hole” and “Minus Fingers Teeth And Toes” keep the brutality train rolling without skipping a beat. But don’t expect polished production; it’s raw, dirty, and unapologetically lo-fi, which totally works for the vibe they’re going for. If you’re into Death Metal or Grindcore, you’ll probably dig it. If you’re new to the scene? Maybe ease yourself in with something lighter first. Here’s a random thought to wrap this up: Listening to A Night Of Brutal Torture feels like taking a joyride in Car Trunk Caroline herself—claustrophobic, unsettling, and slightly illegal. But hey, isn’t that what great metal should do? Mess with your brain a little? Anyways, if you’ve got a taste for the macabre and a playlist missing some pure aggression, give this one a spin. Just maybe don’t listen alone at night unless you wanna sleep with the lights on.

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Artist: Basement Torture Killings
Album: A Night Of Brutal Torture

2013

Rating: 4.0

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Minus Fingers Teeth and Toes	3:3
Kept In A Hole
Kill for Satan	3:22
Progressive Depravity	2:57
Malleus Maleficarum	2:37
Suffocation	3:8
Gorgasmic Movements In The Dark
Car Trunk Caroline	2:47
Minus Fingers Teeth And Toes
Without Permission Forced Submission	2:51
Kept in a Hole	3:19
Basement Bitch	3:59
Gorgasmic Movements in the Dark	2:44
Kill For Satan

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GSR013

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GrindScene Records

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Promo cdr which issued in PVC sleeve with 2 pages booklet.

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Barcode: 0702811532113

About Basement Torture Killings

UK Death Metal/Grindcore band. Active since 2007.

Members

Anthony Ridout
Bertrand
Ewan Ross
Millie Crampton
Paul Foster-Dent
Anthony James Deane
Ross Hurrell

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s a fun fact: The album *A Night Of Brutal Torture* by Basement Torture Killings is as wild as its name suggests. Released in 2013 in the UK, it blends death metal, grindcore, and heavy metal into one chaotic mix. What’s interesting? The tracklist has some repeats—like "Kill for Satan" and "Gorgasmic Movements In The Dark"—almost as if they’re daring you to keep up with their intense energy. It’s not just music; it’s an experience.

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sanaah14

2025-03-05

Best grindcore-album I`ve heard for years!! This album is full mayhem with crushing riffs from start to end. Very recommendable album for people with taste for very extreme metal.