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A wild album that defies description. Goes into surprisingly electronic/avante-garde territories. The styles between these two bands match up so well, and the riffs and sludgy bass lines are just so good. Highlights include Some Kind of AntiChrist, Nine Days of Rain, Rip the God, and Stealing Horses.

I typically don’t rate or review live albums, but I’ve been listening to this nonstop and can’t fathom it being anything but a 10. This is album is relentlessly brutal and punishing, practically being 73 minutes of some of the harshest noise rock ever put to tape without respite. Gita is absolutely screaming his brains out, and his lyrics focus on the dehumanization of labor under modern capitalism. Who can’t relate? This is a hypnotizing and cathartic album that is ... read more

A near-parody of art-pop-landfill music. Baffling and flat production and a singer who is asleep at the wheel. Highlights include “Girl Feels Good.”

Holy dissonance. This is black metal like nothing I’ve ever heard. Far closer to gorguts than to darkthrone. The vocals are awesome and really mesh well with the riffs, even if the production does get muddy at some points. How do you even talk about the riffs? I can’t besides from warning that they will hit you in places you didn’t think music could hit. Really nothing wrong with this besides the mixing, which isn’t lofi enough to be atmospheric but isn’t hifi ... read more