"Genocidal Sextacy" commands rumination with an acerbic irony. Since the early 2000's Norwegian artist Kim Sølve has carried forth Blitzkrieg Baby as a timely exploration of humanity's hubris and callousness; a bleak and pessimistic trawl through the dregs of mankind's selfishness and cruel arrogance that paradoxically operates as a cathartic confrontation of 21st century existential dread.

Rooted in both the sequenced thump of EBM with the dusty specter of death industrial grime and dark ambient unease, Kim Sølve and his collaborators (Bjeima, The Right Reverend Mr. B, Amyeric Thomas, and Frederic Arbour) have crafted a steady and unhurried oscillation, rhythmic tracks mirroring a sluggish dance of the dead clamoring for reconciliation that never manifests. Audiences in this fraught year may find "Genocidal Sextacy" a confrontational purge of relentless trauma or a too-close-for-comfort slap in the face of extremely timely anxiety. Blitzkrieg Baby have provided another tough pill to swallow that will no doubt leave fans of uncompromising industrial and extreme electronics clamoring for another fix.

Mastered by James Plotkin. Ltd x 300 copies with printed inner sleeve and cut out pig mask insert.