Traumatomy have put out Entropic Obliteration with a visualizer. It is the second song released from Ascension of the Ineffable, their fourth album, which Gore House Productions releases on 30 October.
It was also the first one they wrote for the record, and it ended up at track one. The band say it turned out fast and technical, and that they spent a long time on the words before deciding they should be abstract and brutal, which in slam is a stated position rather than a shrug: the genre's usual lyrical register is the opposite of abstract.
Constantine Chevardin, who plays guitar in the band, produced it. Konstantin Ogarkov mixed and mastered. The eight tracks are Entropic Obliteration, Pervigilium of the Obsolesced Xenolith, Endoneural Parasitosis, Repugnant Coalescence, Ascension Of The Ineffable, Visceral Maceration, Autognathic Avulsion and Xeno-Homeostasis.
Metal Archives files the band as international and dates it to 2012, with Extirpation Paradigms in 2021 the last full-length before this one.