IALDABAOTH Incitation à la Haine CD

Ialdabaoth is a volatile and fiercely provocative underground project from France that operates in the rawest, most extreme territories of black metal and grindcore. In 2021, the project unleashed a chaotic and confrontational auditory assault with the release of the EP Incitation à la haine, brought to the extreme music community by the independent French label Acid Vicious. Characterized by its incredibly brief, explosive track lengths, the record is a dizzying vortex of lo-fi, razor-sharp guitar noise, chaotic blast beats, and vitriolic vocals, creating a deeply misanthropic and cynical atmosphere that attacks the senses without a moment of hesitation or relief. The eleven-track EP initiates its frantic descent with the ultra-short title track, Incitation à la haine, which instantly sets a hostile, uncompromised tone that carries over directly into the blistering, minute-long fury of Aux nouveaux cathares. The sonic violence continues unabated through the mocking, chaotic structures of La survie du plus faible (Vous êtes à chier) and the suffocating, raw noise of Les autochtones du vieux monde claqué, before collapsing into the fleeting, less-than-a-minute explosion of Flocons de foutre. The project then introduces a slightly longer, yet equally relentless movement with Un temps à regretter Weimar, maintaining a tense, nihilistic grip on the listener. The second half of the record pushes the boundaries of blasphemy and societal disdain even further, blasting through the frantic, venomous execution of Il est mort pour vos péchés, bande de salopes and the brief, trampling rhythms of Hommes-éléphants: piétinez!. The EP quickly cascades into a dense block of misanthropic rage with the abrasive instrumentation of D'une monade dont personne qui ne sut and the erratic, hostile shifts of En mille connasses et autres fils de putes. Finally, Ialdabaoth brings this short, explosive manifestation of pure hatred to a crushing conclusion with Six millions de chômeurs (Bientôt sur les rails), sealing the EP with a final wave of dissonant, raw black metal chaos and absolute social alienation.