⚔Blood Spore Fungal Warfare Upon All Life Review⚔

⚔Blood Spore Fungal Warfare Upon All Life Review⚔

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Welcome to album review Tuesdays once again here on the channel and tonight we are going deep beneath the earth into the rotting putrid slime filled soil for a look a band who embodies everything slime ridden and fungally infectious with Blood Spore-Fungal Warfare Upon All Life. Released in 2020 on Blood Harvest Productions. So before we get into the review of this EP im going to give you guys some background history on the band.

Blood Spore are a death/doom band that formed back in 2018 in Philadelphia Pennsylvania and quickly became such an amazing spectacle in the underground because of their aesthetics of complete fungal overlords devouring all humanity and mother natures ultimate revenge on us for our disgusting selfish ways and this band embodies these ideologies and aesthetics down to a tea as you can see behind me!

Like that weird kingdom from which they derive their name, themes, lyrics, and artwork, Blood Spore grew in a damp dark corner of the world. In this case it was the city of Philadelphia during the summer of 2018. According to the band, it all began “when [drummer] Fred [Grabosky] and Jessi Nicosia started playing together.

Fred had wanted to start a fungus-themed death metal band for a few months after becoming completely obsessed with parasitic fungi and twisted sci-fi stories of evil fungus creatures taking over. Jessi was living with [guitarist] Luke [Gary] at the time.

One night when Luke came from work, Fred and Jessi asked him to play along with some of the songs they were working on. We wrote a few songs together with this lineup when [bassist] Chris Emerson joined, after contacting Luke about the project.

Chris immediately fell in the groove with our material and had assumed vocal duties like a champion. We continued jamming on those songs for a few weeks.

At one point Jessi couldn’t make it to practice and we ended up writing ‘Hostile Fruiting Bodies’ in something like two hours. Stunned with the new sound, and the ease that came from writing it we brought it to the next practice and gave it a shot. We all couldn’t quite resolve the new sound with what we already had written, so we shelved it for a few weeks. Eventually Jessi opted out of the band to focus on other projects.

With our new lineup and sound, we dove deeper into the concept of creepy fungal growth hellbent on the extinction of the living. Luke blew us away with his innovative riffs and we felt things coming together quite quickly.

We agreed to trust Luke with taking on more of a writing role. We created Fungal Warfare Upon All Life in a matter of weeks and debuted these songs in our first show with Crawl, Haunter, and Crowhurst to a very receptive crowd.”