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The LP is a limited version of 200 copies (on smog-colored vinyl),including the album’s utterly misanthropic and amoral lyrics.
What you have in front of you is the ultimate monument of misanthropy, created by the true masters of Dutch Industrial Black Metal...Cold and hard as concrete, grim like industrial smog, and incorporating members from notorious acts like The Monolith Deathcult, Duivel and Heidenland, D.R.E.P. is anti-human nihilism in its purest form.More than "merely" being one of the best BM albums to ever emerge from the Netherlands, D.R.E.P.'s decades-awaited debut is ambitious enough to be mentioned in the same sequence as any old pioneers of Scandinavian misanthropic and industrial Black Metal.Created around the year 1998, the firstborn three tracks were pushed out and shared with but a handful of close people. Initially, these would have been released as a split CD with fellow Dutch BM maniacs Fluisterwoud, but which never came to be... While the project lay dormant from then on, it slowly started gaining a cult-status within the Dutch BM scene.Now, 25 years later, the furnaces have been reignited, and the project has finally been completed with an afterbirth consisting of three hitherto unfinished tracks!The LP is a limited version of 200 copies (on marble grey/black vinyl) and there will be no more than 50 tapes, all including the album’s utterly misanthropic and amoral lyrics.Highly recommended for fans of Zyklon-B, Mysticum, Niden-Div. 187 and Diabolicum, this is the soundtrack for the inevitable self-inflicted demise of mankind!
"As for the riffing, it’s usually straight out of a madhouse, fast and incinerating, corrosive and cruel. But there really are riffs here, head-hookers that emerge from within the gale-force wildfires and blizzards of knives that the guitars usually churn out around the rhythmic tumults and machine-like pounding, as well as slithering filaments of dire and distressing melody."
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