ANTROPOMORPHIA Album To Be Banned In Germany

ANTROPOMORPHIA's 'Evangelivm Nekromantia' to be banned in Germany?

Dutch Death Metallers ANTROPOMORPHIA have reacted to a letter their label Metal Blade Records received from the German BPJM ("Federal Department for Media Harmful to Young Persons") that included an indexing request for the band's latest album Evangelivm Nekromantia. The letter claims the cover artwork of the album as well as the song Fleisch illustrate and address killings and violence in an autotelic way. Furthermore they don't seem to be too happy about the album title.

The band comments: "We've made certain people nervous and uncomfortable with our music and lyrical content. In order to 'protect' the children, it's quite possible 'Evangelivm Nekromantia' will be banned and removed from German stores. Through their ridiculous and hypocrite way of thinking they are not letting people use their own intelligence or freedom of choice, this in an era where you turn on the news and see the world's vile and repulsive excrements in full HD. These people are nothing more than a bunch of pitiful sheep! They might think this ban will be castigation but it will only strengthen us in our opposition towards these sad shallow people that crowd the world with their insignificant lives. To us, it's the perfect representation of people without perception other than a retarded opinion about an artistic expression."

In other news, ANTROPOMORPHIA, have just finished another video shooting, this time around for the song Debauchery In Putrefaction.

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Jason Fisher    March 04, 2013