7 Slowcore tracks inspired by the works of our beloved 19th century "(anti)-philospher" Max Stirner.
This is far away from your usual Hardcore stuff, or Techno, or even "Dance" music in general. In our opinion, much closer to Dada, Neue Musik, or other great "Avantgarde" movements of the 20th Century.
A voice is reciting and repeating texts from Stirner's books, almost like a mantra, and gets changed, twisted, manipulated, into oblivion.
While the monotonous drumming does the same. So it's transitioning from steady rhythm to utter distortion - and back. Don't even dark to ask for hihats, synths, pads, choirs, or anything like that here.
A very abstract and surreal release. But, at the same time it's true Slowcore music, with all tracks being around 60-20 BPM.
Or, as Stirner would have said: "Ich hab mein Sach' auf Nichts gestellt."
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