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EXCLUSIVE VIDEO PREMIERE: Mind Prisoner – 3:33

Bleak. Dark. Hopeless. That is the “3:33 EP.”

The key point here is that the album is excellent, a brutal example of tech death as it should be, chock full of malevolent soul and spiteful menace.

Prominent bass, nasty riffs, and an overall belligerence do make Fatal Visions a memorable track.

It is clear that the band has a clear and brutal vision, that they are gifted composers, and that they are talented musicians.

The video contains some live footage, but also scenes of violence, destruction, and civil unrest in recent years in Greece.

My February Bandcamp Friday pick-ups.

We present to you a list of our favorites from the past month.

Truly a masterpiece.

My massive list, because I didn’t know how to cut it down further.

Its release by FYC Records & Distro is a testament to the label’s creative vision to produce heartfelt music from whichever genre it pleases.