Brazil's top mincecore demons! Rot have been around since 1991 and in a career filled with brutality and raw, sheer aural assault, "Sociopathic behaviour", originally released in 1998 and finally back on vinyl, stands out as one of the highest points in this mincers history. This 33 song album is the perfect example of why this band has always been turning heads all over the international underground. It is packed full of totally over the top pulverizing mayhem. Rot play a savage and nefarious style of grindcore that is stripped to the bone and as raw as roadkill. No frills, no embellishments and nothing fancy on here. Instead Rot relying on bludgeoning brutality to make their point. Adding to the effectiveness of their delivery on "Sociopathic behaviour" is the production. Like their previous stuff it is very primitive and basic but this time around there is good definition between the different instruments lending the album a special clarity. Rot are not for the weak but if you fancy yourself a disciple of the extreme you need this one!