Worm

Worm was set on standing out and doing things differently than those around him, proclaiming his own sub-genre of rap that he labeled “Blackened Rap” (or Blackened Hip-Hop)

It was after the release of “<a href="spotify:album:5DyGlIrhR4ML79Q0HDbiMH" data-name="Decline">Decline</a>” that Worm decided he wanted to pursue creating a record label of his own that would soon be known to the world as Vile House Records, initially being Him and <a href="spotify:artist:4plzXZB4lSjVsvuJGJvdSp" data-name="Aly Voorhees">Aly Voorhees</a>.

Ending off 2020 with an EP titled “<a href="spotify:album:2NfngdnL2OIpnpbE85LQAw" data-name="Murmurs to the Dead Sky">Murmurs to the Dead Sky</a>” Worm started integrating Black Metal vibes more and more into his music, then going on to release several more singles and his album “<a href="spotify:album:5FAvywHr3jDBtzRuO5orr0" data-name="Et Vos In Fata">Et Vos In Fata</a>” with 13 tracks on it.

Starting off 2022 with “<a href="spotify:album:2i14R445Wd8vEj7rq6rLw5" data-name="Where Light Goes to Die">Where Light Goes to Die</a>” worm had perfected the art of creepy and ominous music with titles such as: “Violently Thrashing my Tongue Against Jagged Teeth” and “Forever I Remain Trapped by my Thoughts” you can really see the pictures painted by his music. Violent and brutal depictions at that.

Over the years Worm has improved the sound of his music but the ideals and graphic imagery described in his music has stayed the same, whether it be suicide, self mutilation, or even torture, Worm has definitely done well capturing these gut wrenching scenes into our minds.

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