Staunton, Virginia's death sludge quartet, Diseased Earth, has unleashed their latest aural assault, 'Splitting The Tongues Of Man', a track that signals a new chapter in the band's sonic evolution. Released on May 5th this year, this single not only showcases their signature blend of death metal and sludge but also introduces their new drummer, Damian.
The track is a raw, visceral exploration of darkness and despair, drawing comparisons to the likes of Thou, Crowbar, and Soilent Green. "This is our first release with our new drummer, Damian," the band states. "The song is a reference to the Tower of Babel and how life falls apart and sometimes we only have pieces to hold onto to build things again."
'Splitting The Tongues Of Man' is a relentless onslaught of intense riffs, thunderous drums, and guttural vocals. Damian's arrival adds a new dimension to the band's sound, his drumming a powerful force that elevates the track's intensity.
This single is more than just a song; it's a statement of intent. Diseased Earth is pushing the boundaries of death sludge, their music a raw, unfiltered expression of their creative vision. With 'Splitting The Tongues Of Man', they challenge listeners, inviting them to experience the visceral power of their sound.
For fans of heavy music, Diseased Earth's latest offering is a must-listen. It's a testament to the band's dedication to their craft, and their relentless pursuit of pushing the limits of the genre. 'Splitting The Tongues Of Man' is a testament to the power of death sludge, a raw and uncompromising exploration of darkness and despair.
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