Feed Them Death - Panopticism: Belong/Be Lost



The one-man band Feed Them Death makes very original, very nihilistic grindcore/death metal with industrial and noise influences. Panopticism: Belong/Be Lost is their second record and I have to say, it has something that not many bands have. 



Tracklist:

1. Zoneless Confinement (2:58)
2. Scar? (4:20)
3. Apologue of Descent (1:14)
4. For Our Insolent Dead (2:43)
5. Anti-modernist Extradition (2:59)
6. Prescience/Evokism III (6:07)
7. Black Bile Banquet (2:58)
8. Break The Infi/nite (1:53)
9. Lotusbluthen III (4:33)
10. Evokism II (3:36)
11. Dead Is Better (2:27) 


Although the band is relatively young (formed in 2017) the man behind it, Void, has had his fair share of metal hair and was once the vocalist and bass player for Italian brutal death metal band Antropofagus. On this album, you can hear that death metal has not fully left him. There are some nasty death metal riffs on here and with that subtle touch of noise, it makes the record sound surprisingly fresh. When it comes down to a genre like grindcore, it's very hard to be original. The formula seems simple: blast beats, shrieking vocals, low guttural vocals and very low tuned guitars and bass. Feed Them Death understands that formula but they throw in some industrial noise and beats, some spoken word and a theremin. And the theremin kind of gives me an old school horror movie vibe, but I have to admit it makes the song hysteric, chaotic and mind-melting and that’s why 'Scar?' is spinning overtime at my house. 

Best songs: Scar?, Apologue of Descent, Black Bile Banquet

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