Death Past Capacity, by Bacillus

Death Past Capacity

by Bacillus

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midwestnoises A haunting and chaotic account of 2020. One of my favorite Deathbed releases thus far! Favorite track: Coronavirus Victims Piling Up.

shricamel So I have goosebumps from this! Absolute perfection Favorite track: Makeshift Parking Lot Morgues.

pvt0 A frighteningly realistic account of the present moment Favorite track: Doctors and Nurses, Lambs to the Slaughter.

BenPujara A crucial document of insanity. Favorite track: Coronavirus Victims Piling Up.

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1.	Coronavirus Victims Piling Up 04:44	buy track
2.	Bodies Uncounted and Forgotten 01:28	buy track
3.	Mass Fatality Management Plan 02:31	buy track
4.	Makeshift Parking Lot Morgues 03:13	buy track
5.	Doctors and Nurses, Lambs to the Slaughter 08:50	buy track
6.	Nursing Home Death Pit 03:35	buy track
7.	When the Air is Thick with the Ashes of the Dead 05:04	buy track
8.	When You Die, You Will Die Alone 02:04	buy track

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Program repeats on both sides

Researched and documented in quarantine April 17, 2020
Recorded live direct to tape, no editing, layering, overdubbing, utilizing deteriorating cracked glue records, rerecordings on corroded mangled tape, overloaded circuits, loops and edits from found weathered cassette tape, and half-broken electronics.
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