Review by Max Bellasys

En Nihil RxAxPxE is an experimental album that defies easy categorization. The self-titled release from the eponymous trio is a blend of noise, ambient, and industrial music that is both hypnotic and unsettling.

From the opening track, "Cycles of Violence," En Nihil RxAxPxE sets a dark and foreboding tone. The distorted, abrasive soundscape is punctuated by haunting vocal samples that add to the overall sense of unease. The album continues in this vein, with tracks like "Bloodletting" and "Reclamation" building on the oppressive atmosphere.

Despite the challenging nature of the music, En Nihil RxAxPxE manages to create moments of beauty and introspection. "Abyssal Plain" is a standout track that features shimmering, ethereal textures that offer a respite from the harsher sounds that surround it.

Summary by Max Bellasys

En Nihil RxAxPxE is a challenging but rewarding listening experience. The album demands attention and rewards those who are willing to dive deep into its murky depths. Fans of experimental music and noise will find much to appreciate here.