THE ARSON PROJECT Malmö, Sweden
"... in a furious way mixing political grind, hardcore, metal and punk into a relentless overdose of harsh audio violence.
Insanely pissed off vocals spitting misanthropic hate in your face while the heavy downtuned guitars and energetic drums are blasting your body to shit."
FFO: All Pigs Must Die. Cursed, Dead in the Dirt, His Hero is Gone, Masakari, Nails, Trap Them
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I LOVE THIS!! Without doubt one of the best grindcore albums I've heard. Million miles a second blastbeats just to cave your head in, fantastic themed album of destruction, just what you need in this world right now. It's exactly what I've been waiting for, thank you Feastem.
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The show yesterday (15.12.23) in Munich was a blast. WARFUCK are a 2-man-high-treble-tympanum-terrorizing-destruction-Commando. Rotten Sound were good also, but WARFUCK were better. Long live French Grindcore!
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If this came through your feed, you're probably like "Way to go dumbass... You didn't have this shit already??" 😂🤣 I'll have you know I am buying this album once again (for like, what? the 4th time??) to pick up the new sick "sea blue gel" vinyl variant of this modern classic. Jfc Earache Records still knows how to grab my money, even after all these years haha. Have a feeling "Hiss" will be near the top of my Albums of the Decade list when all is said and done. What an absolute masterpiece.
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The Alberta crushers hold tight to their rank, astral-gazing grindcore, staring down abyssal torment all the while.
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Such a good mix of Hardcore breakdowns coupled with insane fast paced death metal. This album encompasses everything that's good about extreme metal. I loved every track but the brutality of Ethereal Emptiness still sticks. This is defiantly a must own.
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