Battle rages on. The smell of death and canon powder is everywhere. Soldiers and horses are killed by dozens alike.

Blood and innards flood the battlefield. It's all about gore, sweat, fear and taking life's or having yours taken by the enemy but something can make a difference: how far would someone go to save the fallen? After the origins of pathology with the story of Vesalius with 2020's "Sicknesses Obsessions", Putrid Offal's second full-length in 30 years, "Obliterated Life", explores the life of Dominique-Jean Larrey (1766-1842) who invented the ambulance and practiced war medicine amputating soldiers right behind the frontline, opening rib cages, extirpating bullets from entrails and suturing bowels within the rancid smell of ongoing septicemia and that's exactly what our band of brothers in gore offers musically with this new effort!