Rats Of Gomorrah has released their debut full-length album 'Infectious Vermin' and is now streaming it on YouTube. The German duo's music blend of death metal, heavy and speed metal is available to fans around the world.

Daniel Stelling, the frontman of Rats Of Gomorrah, explained that this album was a response to the band's frustration with the metal scene. 'This album is the result of our frustration with the metal scene and its reluctance to change,' he said in an interview.

The album draws inspiration from recent releases by Baest, Frozen Soul, and Conjurer, while also incorporating elements that fans of Rats Of Gomorrah's previous work will recognize. Crust-infused riffs and catchy choruses can be heard throughout the record, with lyrics addressing social, political, and environmental issues through Lovecraftian horror tales.

One notable aspect of 'Infectious Vermin' is its personal and intimate tone in some of the lyrics, leaving listeners to draw their own conclusions. The band has also been playful with the 'rat theme', infusing it into the music from start to finish. With this album, Rats Of Gomorrah aims to spread their unique blend of death metal music, ready to wreak havoc around the globe.