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“Meet the ultimate villain. Told as a dialogue between a killer and his victim, this doom folk ballad depicts human evil as a brew of entitlement, grievance, and sheer lunacy.”
From the swamp-drenched depths of doom: Mother Raspberry's Summit of Excellance delivers bold, peak-of-greatness sounds on their 16th studio album, while Buzzard's Mean Bone — "emotive, morose, and endlessly listenable" — remains one of 2025's most essential underground statements. Heathen Tongues' Neurogenesis conjures a dimension just off enough to make you uncomfortable, and The Mountain King's Pike Dreams charts 2000 years of human existence through crushing drone doom. Hexistence channels raw rage and anxiety, while Ms Xxan warps harsh noise death industrial into over-modulated gabber-flecked devastation.
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“Both timely and timeless, “Take the Tyrant Down” is a classic protest song written from the point of view of a people breaking from oppression.”
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“Punishing and emotionally charged blackened death assault, fusing groove and dissonance into a devastating statement of rage!”