Don't Kill It

Enter, if you dare, the darkened dance floor. A place of freedom and expression, you've come to dance and thrash – or so you think. Creeping over the airwaves, from the depths of the shadows just beyond your line of sight, a bone-chilling noise comes to collect your soul. You hear its unholy rumble, feel its electric current pull you toward the center of the room. It's too late to escape. You've entered the extraordinary world of maddening bass. You're bound by its exotic and unruly spell, and now you lust for the untamed night.

From the Grammy-nominated programmer who brought you Korn's The Paradigm Shift & The Serenity of Suffering, in terrorizing technicolor, comes a midnight double-feature of demonic proportions. Man-eating bass beasts armed with a blend of trap, dubstep and riddim that will steal the very breath from your lungs. It possesses and moves you into its fold. You've become a part of its cult, and The Sect will rise. Beware the damning debut, FEED ON EVERYTHING, unleashed on Figure's label DOOM Records April 13.

A world on the brink of destruction needs an anti-hero for the ages, and it has come to take a mighty crown. It's a monster. It's a movement. It's a vibe. Don't Kill It.