“Nowhere Existence” (2007) by Doldrums – 7” 33RPM EP.

Four tracks of sludge/grindcore. Or if you want the blunt version: black metal, but punkier. The guitars and bass lock in tight, the blast beats are razor-precise, and the vocals are shrill screams instead of the usual cavern-growls. It’s chaos, but controlled chaos.

What I always find funny is how “extreme” music like this actually goes down easier than so-called “easy listening.” Elevator jazz makes me want to leap out the window—this? I could spin it all afternoon.

Solid EP, and one of the few relics from this Denver outfit. A short, sharp shot of noise that still holds up.

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A hand holding a CD copy of Nowhere Existence EP by the band Doldrums. The cover is black with a silver, tree-root style band logo that morphs into a jagged tower rising upward. A small price sticker on the plastic sleeve reads “$0.99 DOLDRUMS.”
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No, I wear vinyl all the time

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