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Discarded Self unleash songs »Push The Knife« and »I’m Weak« from the upcoming self-titled debut

Alberta, Canada based blackened sludge/doom one-man band Discarded Self has recently unleashed songs »Push The Knife« and »I’m Weak« from the upcoming self-titled debut, due out on April 30th via Sarcophagus Recordings. The album was recorded at Doom Tomb Studios in Lloydminster, Alberta Canada.

Tracklisting:
01. I Smell Pipes
02. Orbitoclast
03. Push The Knife
04. On The Unlevel
05. I’m Weak
06. Cultists Of The Pentagram
07. Abused (e)Motionless
08. Dance Upon The Dead

Courtesy of Sarcophagus Recordings:

Jarret Beach, the person behind Discarded Self has this to say about the song »Push The Knife«: “»Push The Knife« is a slow moving look into the mind of someone who is sick with depression and touches on the topics of suicide/blood sacrifice. How it feels like you don’t want to exist in society, and you want to disappear and be forgotten. The song was originally titled Staple, and is essentially about barely holding your life together like a “bent staple with one arm” as the lyrics suggest. The song takes a horrible turn as the protagonist of the story performs a blood sacrifice of themselves in an attempt to become a demon, and seek revenge upon the whole world who has wronged them throughout their life. This song features Ashes Of Yggdrasil’s lead guitarist Brett on the drums, and backup vocals as well.”

“»I’m Weak« is an ode to all those who are born as a person with crippling disabilities, mental health problems, or sub-par lesser beings, that are unable to accomplish anything in life, and the feelings that are often associated with that, which are often followed by self doubt, self loathing, low personal esteem, drug abuse and suicide. I’m Weak is a tribute to close friend who is no longer a part of this plane of existence, who will remain un-named. This song embodies what the band name Discarded Self is all about.” Jarret says about »I’m Weak«.

Flooding forth with misery and hate comes the first album from Discarded Self, the Canadian solo project from Jarret “Fuzzgod” Beach, who’s also a member of the bands Destroy My Brains and Ashes Of Yggdrasil. Created during a time of personal isolation, the album »Discarded Self« ranges from tales of the macabre to introspective trips into self-loathing and personal degradation that dredge up terrible memories of the past to drown in personal regret. There is no hope for the future here.

Bojan Bidovc // music enthusiast, promoter, misanthrop and sometimes a journalist as well

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