Terrifyer is a trip through the darkest depths of a psychotic's mind and his obsession over a girl. All of these are neatly wrapped up into what appears to be a concept similar to that of Prowler In the Yard. In terms of sound and presentation, Terrifyer employs aspects found in both it's predecessor and successor - a blend of supreme, uncompromising brutality and all the trademark elements that make the band who they are, such as the groove riffs of Hull, precise and complex drumming of Harvey and the pure anger and spit of JR Hayes' vocals. Their third major release, Terrifyer, could be described as the bridge between Prowler In the Yard and Phantom Limb. But as far as I'm concerned there probably isn't another band who can do what Pig Destroyer do - certainly not as well as them anyhow. Now I'm trying to not be too biased here and I'm probably going to fail miserably. Amongst the many grindcore acts coming out of America, they are one of the most respected and consistent, seemingly delivering with every album. I'm sure that the majority of people whom are actively aware of the genre of music that is grindcore are also aware of Pig Destroyer. Plus, its a bridge that can be walked over time and time again. It consists of brutality, groove and speed and consistently impresses. Review Summary: Terrifyer is the bridge between Prowler In the Yard and Phantom Limb.

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