Exocarnage have released their new EP Abolition Of Divinity, delivering a relentless showcase of technical brutality and precision-driven aggression from the Pittsburgh heavy underground. The band continue to push a sound built on complex structures, devastating heaviness, and unyielding intensity.
Abolition Of Divinity opens with “Arrival,” setting a tense and foreboding atmosphere before plunging into a barrage of intricate riffing and punishing rhythmic complexity. Tracks like “Reave of Souls,” “Tragedy of a Common Man,” and “Subjugate/Eradicate” highlight the band’s focus on technical execution paired with crushing, high-impact songwriting.
Across the EP, Exocarnage balance chaos and control, weaving rapid-fire guitar work, blistering percussion, and suffocating breakdowns into a cohesive and punishing listening experience. “Anthem for a Burning Void” pushes the release into its most expansive and destructive territory, while “Sever the Chord” — including its instrumental version featuring Warren Hughes — closes the record with precision and finality.
With Abolition Of Divinity, Exocarnage cement their position within the technical deathcore landscape, delivering an EP defined by surgical precision, overwhelming force, and relentless sonic aggression.
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