Gwar This Toilet Earth Liquid Filled Vinyl Edition

With the album "This Toilet Earth", Gwar caused a lot of attention. They wrote the song "BDF", which was so disgusting that it has been banned to this day! As a result, GWAR had to leave their former label Priority Records. Fortunately, the masters of disgusting metal were welcomed with open arms in their old home, Metal Blade Records, and the band hardly missed a beat that didn't cause a stir.

On this 1994 album, the mothers of scatological inventions add a dash of stop-and-go funk to their attack. Faith No More and Zappa-like soundscapes allow tracks like "Pepperoni" to expand beyond Gwar's traditional realm of bad metal.

Vocalist Oderous Urungus's voice sounds more confident than on previous work - no doubt due to years of touring and recording - and his bandmates hold themselves to their own low standards.

Critical listeners should not take “This Toilet Earth” or any other release from the most disgusting fun band in the world seriously.

After a long time of waiting, it is now time to re-release this divine album and this time give the listener a visual feast.

The new edition will be released in an EU version limited to 100 copies via Noisy Plastics Records and contains a brown opaque liquid which turns into a blue liquid when illuminated with UV light.

The idea behind this effect is to combine the dirt of society with the water of the earth. We think we have succeeded quite well with this effect.