Misanthropic Art - Antihumanity

Review by Craig Emerson

Misanthropic Art's latest album, Antihumanity, is a powerful and intense offering from the black metal band. The album is a visceral exploration of the darker aspects of humanity, with tracks that delve into themes of nihilism, misanthropy, and the destructive nature of society.

The album opens with "The End of All Things," a track that sets the tone for the rest of the album with its haunting melody and aggressive vocals. From there, the album takes the listener on a journey through a series of blistering tracks, each one more intense than the last.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "A World Without Humans," a bleak and atmospheric piece that explores the concept of a world without the destructive influence of humanity. The track features some of the most haunting and evocative instrumentation on the album, with the band using a range of different textures and sounds to create a truly immersive listening experience.

Another highlight of the album is "The Great Void," a track that blends elements of black metal, doom metal, and post-metal to create a truly unique sound. The track features some of the most intricate and complex instrumentation on the album, with the band weaving together a range of different melodies and rhythms to create a truly epic piece of music.

Summary by Craig Emerson

Antihumanity is a powerful and thought-provoking album that showcases the best of Misanthropic Art's talents. With its intense and immersive soundscapes, the album is sure to appeal to fans of black metal and extreme music in general.