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200 Stab Wounds

Manual Manic Procedures [Plutonium Green/Yellow Marble]

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  • Plutonium Green/Yellow Marble
  • Gatefold jacket

200 Stab Wounds released Manual Manic Procedures in 2026 as their debut full-length on Metal Blade Records. The project emerged from the US death metal underground with a direct, visceral approach to the genre—eschewing the technical flourish or melodic compromise that marks much contemporary death metal in favor of raw, propulsive brutality. This record establishes their core aesthetic: stripped-down riffing, rhythmic precision, and vocal performance that prioritizes impact over range.

The album moves with deliberate purpose through standout tracks like "Hands of Eternity" and "Gross Abuse," where repetition becomes a weapon rather than a limitation. "Manual Manic Procedures" (the title track) and "Release the Stench" sustain the record's unsettling atmosphere through relentless forward motion, while the extended centerpiece "Led to the Chamber/Liquefied" demonstrates the band's ability to build momentum across seven minutes. "Flesh from Within…" closes the sequence with the same uncompromising vision that defines the record—no compromise, no let-up.

This vinyl edition arrives in a gatefold jacket, preserving the album's visual presentation while delivering the format's expected sonic character. The package includes a white paper inner sleeve and transparent sticker on the shrink wrap.


Title: Manual Manic Procedures
Artist: 200 Stab Wounds
Label: Metal Blade Records
Style: Rock, Death Metal
Product Type: Vinyl, LP, Album, Plutonium Green/Yellow Marble
Country: US
Release Year: 2026
Barcode: 0 39841 62161 7

Tracklist:

A1. Hands Of Eternity
A2. Gross Abuse
A3. Manual Manic Procedures
A4. Release The Stench
A5. Led To The Chamber/Liquefied
B6. Flesh From Within
B7. Defiled Gestation
B8. Ride The Flatline
B9. Parricide

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