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DYING VICTIMS PRODUCTIONS is proud to present the highly anticipated debut album of
Poland’s FUKKIN’ VENGEANCE, Sewer Surge, on CD, vinyl LP, and cassette tape formats.
Hailing from Warsaw, Poland’s VENGEANCE – AKA FUKKIN’ VENGEANCE – were formed in
2018 by guitarist Galin Soulripper and drummer Bomber. Later on, bassist Madman from
Torpor and vocalist Alberth Dust of Bestiality joined the band, and the Fukkin' Vengeance
demo was recorded and released in early 2020. After their debut live show, the band parted
ways with Alberth Dust. Vikk Vandal became the new vocalist; with his contribution, FUKKIN’
VENGEANCE started to rehearse the material for their first album. In the middle of the
album’s recording session, Madman left the band, and shortly after his departure, Lucifera
took on the bass and laid her tracks on the album, therefore establishing the lineup.
And, at long last, that first FUKKIN’ VEGEANCE album is here: Sewer Surge, no more
perfectly titled. Like a storm-blast back to 1984, FUKKIN’ VEGEANCE’s first album is a rough,
raw, but also refined travelogue across ancient metals and dark, dingy landscapes: a true
True Metal maniac’s album that shows shades of classic Tokyo Blade, Living Death, OZ, Iron
Angel, and Abattoir as well as the deepest dungeons of the NWOBHM. And yet, what really
puts these Poles over is the absolutely electric personality – dirty as fuck and definitely
slumming it up in those sewers, but strangely, invigoratingly DESPERATE and utterly going
for the glory. Of course, all this aplomb would be for naught if they didn’t have the songs to
back it up, and Sewer Surge positively bristles with one street-level anthem after another:
the energy is always there, whether it’s a sewer-strutting mid-tempo or (more often) a longlive-
the-loud speed metalled charge. But, lest one think that FUKKIN’ VENGEANCE are
simply rivetheaded and only rivetheaded, there’s a tasteful incorporation of moody melody
into their surprisingly spacious riffing, elevating them above their more strictly retro-minded
contemporaries and more so driving home the point that the sewer is indeed one of the
darkest (and dankest) places around. Feel their Sewer Surge post-haste!