Divide and Dissolve

Heavy Australian band Divide and Dissolve have a new album coming out in April called "Insatiable."  Here's a message from the band:

Divide and Dissolve's music is an acknowledgement of the dispossession that occurs due to colonial violence, it honours ancestors, opposes white supremacy and calls for indigenous sovereignty. Strapped with thunderstorms of crashing cymbals, crunchy feedback, stomach-churning riffs and neo-classical inflections, the new collection delves into the idea of freedom through impermanence and destruction vs compassion, an urgent call to imagine a better world before it’s too late. Listen to it, digest it, and become insatiable.

Fuck yeah.

Listen to "Provenance" below and pre-order the "Insatiable" LP here from Bella Union.

Divide and Dissolve and Chelsea Wolfe

Earlier this year, Australian female duo Divide and Dissolve released the excellent "Gas Lit" LP, a collection of slow and heavy drone metal about imperialism, colonialism, and the plight of indigenous peoples.  Three of the tracks off the record are getting the remix/rework treatment on the upcoming "Gas Lit 3 Part Remix," one of those tracks being a pretty intense reworking of "Far From Ideal" from Chelsea Wolfe.  The new version is just as cacophonous as its original counterpart, but weightier with Wolfe's haunted vocals.  Check it out below and pre-order the remix EP here.

Divide and Dissolve

Australian Experimental drone metal duo Divide and Dissolve just released their latest album "Gas Lit," a collection of tracks both eerie and seething.  Album opener "Oblique" captures this sonic template perfectly, a haunting mix of orchestral instruments slowly moving and floating us to a cacophony of angry, wailing noise.  Sounds of the times.  Check it out below and pre-order the vinyl from the band here on Invada.