Planet Loss, by Wallowing

Planet Loss

by Wallowing

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	1.	SIDE A 21:41
	2.	SIDE B 10:11

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Rabid and feral, Wallowing's brand of sci-fi themed blackened sludge/grindcore/noise wastes no time. Utilizing a single, 32 minute piece of music split between six sub-tracks, 'Planet Loss' covers such issues as the current political climate, the effects it has on the planet and its inhabitants('Earthless'); racism, homophobia and discrimination as a whole ('Phosgene'); being born into a failing system ('Hail Creation') and mental illness as well as the stigma around such issues ('Vessel').

Wallowing provide a self-aware perspective, all carefully crafted within an epic story of a small rebellion fighting its last battle against a ruling oppressive regime only to result in the end of civilization due to both parties own ignorance. Providing an immersive soundscape, 'Planet Loss' is self-described by Wallowing as “if crusties wrote 2112.”

credits

released November 2, 2019

'Planet Loss' was recorded, mixed and mastered by Wayne Adams @ Bear Bites Horse Studios (Torpor, Pet Brick, Opium Lord, Watchcries) during April 2019
Cover artwork created by Luke Oram in 2017.

Vinyl version by Sludgelord Records

Wallowing is:

Zak Duffield | Vocals
Mark Roberts | Vocals & Soundscape
Tom Harrison | Guitar
Rauiri Boyden | Bass
Jon Wingrove | Drums

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