Name: Cult(ure)
Duration: P00H04M40S
Description: The first track released with APTHS full line up and a taste of whats to come on our full length. This track is definitely heavier on the slamming side, but we are still writing technical brutal death metal as well.

Cult(ure)

by A Pretext to Human Suffering

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The first track released with APTHS full line up and a taste of whats to come on our full length. This track is definitely heavier on the slamming side, but we are still writing technical brutal death metal as well.

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A tainted value system

Entitled, with no ethics

Comfort Trump's their happiness

Breeding arrogance

An Ignorant mass

How did we end up this way?

Congregations of diluted masses

Gather for their daily dose

Confused by products Of a misinformed culture

Irrelevant idols

Live like gods

No right from wrong

I feel like I don't belong

Narcissistic

Human waste

Nationalistic

We are all Left disgraced

Atrocious actions breeding dire consequences

No sense of self, the Gluttonous filth

Leeches

Parasitic , predatory, self indulgent

Hive mind

Fanatical maniacs

Void of critical thought

A need to belong

They are Assimilated

The word of one

Hailed as their god

His word is law

The rise-of one,

the failure-of all

Broken-systems

Breeding failure

Trials, tribulations, pure agony

Nothing is left but death and decay

We are the disease of man

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released February 25, 2021
Produced by APTHS
Mixed and Mastered by Mychal Soto at Slamnasium Recordings
Art by Handrot Art

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APTHS occupy an intersection where different traditions of death metal meet. The music could be considered part slam, part brutal death metal, and part technical death metal.

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