Carnage -/- Cluster - What's That Noisj 2025 - Noisj

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NOISJ250 Carnage -/- Cluster delivers another dose of raw, unfiltered chaos with Senseless Self-Destruction. This two-track release on Noisj pulls no punches, diving deep into extreme distortion and relentless intensity. The title track, Senseless Self-Destruction, is a crushing assault of industrial hardcore, pushing the limits of sound and sanity. On the flipside, What’s That Noisj 2025 brings a twisted, unpredictable ride through shattered beats and razor-sharp textures, feeling like a techno track, blasting like a hardcore track. No compromises. No mercy. Just pure destruction. Marketed by Noisj Mastering by Musicmastering.nl published by Zero Tolerance Publishing

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