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Suizid’s newest release arrives with the weight of a confession you were never meant to hear, the type that slips out at four in the morning when the world is quiet and the truth has nowhere else to go.
The Vienna-based depressive black metal act, originally from Bamberg, has been active since 2019, and in that time he has shaped a sound that feels both familiar to the genre and strangely alien to it. His themes revolve around death, suicide, depression, and the slow grind of human suffering, yet the way he interprets those themes always feels personal, as if he is handing you a page torn straight out of a diary he would deny exists.
One of the most intriguing aspects of Suizid’s work is the way he threads a faint country-inspired sensibility into the bleakness. It’s not the shiny cowboy hat type of country. It’s the…
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