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  • Cassette + Digital Album

    Double-sided DIY dub from cassette master on new Maxell tapes. Everything done by hand. Limited to 30 copies.

    Includes unlimited streaming of His Womb via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.
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Androgyny (Mortification of Chromosomes) 03:00

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HIS WOMB wages total war on the senses in a grinding cataclysm of dysphoria. Sounds kind of like Pissgrave or Blasphemy. The first demo from Red Right Hand of Plague. Fuck you for listening.

Full tracklist on cassette:
Thammuz' Spacious Wound (3:09)
Bullion Dross (Gash of the Ancient) (4:05)
Boiling Cells Besmeared (3:20)
Convex of Corrosive Fires (3:20)
Androgyny (Mortification of Chromosomes) (3:00)
Untenanted Presence (3:06)
The Chalice and the Blade (3:00)

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released April 8, 2024

Arbitress Moon - bonewrithing bloodscreams, territorial skullhammering, melodic home invasion

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Elf Eggs

physical extirpations of wretched disgust

all art is political

digital music on this page is as an advance only and is not to be considered as an official release. only physical formats are official.

mailing list at elf-eggs at proton dot me. trades welcome. ... more

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