Review by Tim Skipper

The collaborative album "Microscopic Malediction Extinction Is Mandatory" by Bastard Noise, Woe Is Me, and Namanax Hermit is a sonic assault that leaves the listener feeling drained yet fulfilled. The album seamlessly blends elements of noise, experimental, and ambient music to create a unique and immersive listening experience.

Each track on the album is a journey in itself, with layers of textures and sounds that build and evolve over time. The vocals, when present, are distorted and unintelligible, adding to the overall feeling of chaos and disorientation.

Despite the abrasive nature of the music, there is a sense of purpose and intention behind each track. The album's title suggests a commentary on the state of the world and the inevitability of extinction, and the music serves as a reflection of this bleak outlook.

Summary by Tim Skipper

"Microscopic Malediction Extinction Is Mandatory" is a challenging yet rewarding listen for fans of experimental and noise music. The collaboration between Bastard Noise, Woe Is Me, and Namanax Hermit results in a unique and powerful statement that demands attention.