I Would Rather Feel Empty Than Full Of False Hopes, by Baculum

I Would Rather Feel Empty Than Full Of False Hopes

by Baculum

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	1.	Metal 10:35
	2.	The Shrill Cry Of The Undead 09:58
	3.	Burn It Down 09:55
	4.	There Was So Much Blood, You Could Taste The Iron pt. 1 14:57
	5.	There Was So Much Blood, You Could Taste The Iron pt. 2 14:23
	6.	Kegel Exercises: Flex and Release 00:54
	7.	Mental Deterioration In Three Phases 00:33
	8.	Kegel Exercises: Clench and Repeat 01:00
	9.	Axxo NN 09:52
	10.	The Curse Revisited 04:51
	11.	The Phantom 04:58
	12.	Watch Yourself 02:03
	13.	Watch What You Say 02:43
	14.	The Martyr Dies 02:44
	15.	So What's At Stake 02:09
	16.	Failed Attempt At A Sexual Experience With Heavy Machinery 04:16
	17.	Moderately Successful Attempt At A Sexual Experience With Heavy Machinery 04:16
	18.	Self Gratification - Taking Matters Into My Own Hands 09:45
	19.	The Burden Of Existence 09:59

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I would rather feel empty than full of false hopes is 2 discs (roughly 2 hrs) of reissue harsh noise.
The first disc is 5 long form tracks of mostly metal abuse harsh noise.
The second disc contains shorter tracks with a range of focus from cut ups to texture examination.

Contains:
There was so much blood, you could taste the iron
On High In Blue Tomorrow
Heavy Machinery
The Burden of Existence
material from splits with Willful, Corpse Candle and Breaking the Will
tracks from the comps Up Against The Wall Motherfuckers!, Anhedonia, Soup Freak and Engines of Modern Dysfunction

All tracks were remastered by Grant Richardson
Art by Paul Van Trigt

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released August 16, 2019

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