Review by Lance McDowell

The album "3 Way Split" by Fecal Supermacy Govnoise Tugosral is a unique and experimental collaboration that is sure to leave listeners both impressed and bewildered. The album features three distinct bands, each with their own style and sound, coming together to create a truly bizarre and captivating listening experience.

Fecal Supermacy's contribution to the album is a chaotic and abrasive mix of grindcore and noise, with distorted guitars and frenzied drumming that will leave listeners feeling like they've been hit by a freight train. Govnoise's tracks are more subdued, with ambient textures and eerie melodies that create an unsettling atmosphere. Finally, Tugosral's songs are a mix of electronic beats and glitchy noises that sound like they're straight out of a sci-fi movie.

Despite the wildly different styles of each band, the album somehow manages to feel cohesive and unified. The tracks flow seamlessly into each other, creating a sense of continuity that is rare in experimental music. The production is also top-notch, with each instrument and sound effect coming through crystal clear.

Summary by Lance McDowell

"3 Way Split" is a challenging but rewarding listen that will appeal to fans of avant-garde and experimental music. It's not for the faint of heart, but for those willing to take the plunge, it's an unforgettable journey into the outer reaches of sound and music.