1. Endangered Species 2. Fossilized 3. Shock Treatment 4. Victims Of Science 5. Gutter Rats 6. Walking Plague 7. Chemical Imbalance 8. Incubus 9. Observations

This little rarity provides raw energy in its most pure form. Gammacide's Victims Of Science is close to being the definite prototype of rapid fire in musical format - during the nine tracks the band don't show even the slightest hint of slowing down for a second. The feel of this album reminds me of Aggression from Canada though the production is definitely better, as both bands seem to share the same kind of undisputed attitude and immense intensity in their music. Even the roaring vocals on this album carry a close resemblance to Aggression's style, almost bordering on being overdone but still blending seamlessly with the crushing sound wall that this album so wonderfully builds up. I must admit I sort of admire the level of extreme aggression Gammacide delivers on Victims Of Science - although the result inevitably lacks some nuances, the impact on a careless listener can equal to a medium shock treatment.