Manos are a German deathgrind band and "At Mania of Death" was their 3rd LP. The band formed in 1984 as Löwenherz and in 1987 they decided to change their name to Manos, which they kept ever since.
"The band played only covers at first. Besides their "serious" albums the band also released some fun albums in different musical styles. In Germany they are best known for wearing giant cardboard chicken heads during their live shows." - this is taken from Metal Archives. If you want a fun band, you just got it. Their "joke" albums are fun in their own special way, but the dudes are legit talented. "At Mania of Death" is a solid album, very punky and riff-driven. It's also short, which gives it a lot of replay value and even with their thin production they manage to kick some serious ass without being serious in the slightest (see: "Teacher's Pants")
If you want some punky deathgrind, this album is just for you. Fun, short, filled with riffs and one helluva good time.
Tracklist:
00:00 - At Mania of Death
02:27 - Against
04:10 - Pestilence
06:21 - Trade in the Blood
10:41 - Mirror of Truth
13:17 - Execution
16:16 - Rage After Death
19:12 - Teacher's Pants
21:13 - Empire of Carrion
23:23 - Lulle
24:28 - Fate and Death
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