Bleep

Horror franchises are usually an affair of woefully diminished returns, but ‘horror-core’ noise-hop project clipping. deliver a sequel worth queuing for in Visions of Bodies Being Burned. Billed as a follow-up to their maniacally chilling ode to Octavia Butler’s sci-fi There Existed an Addiction to Blood, clipping. return to the world of metaphorical genre-plays of race, inequality and structural oppression with 16 more rap song disguised as ghost stories. The production ranges from the insane pitch-shifting of ‘Say the Name’ to the industrial dissonance of ‘Pain Everyday’, each track accompanied by Daveed Diggs’ effortlessly haunting delivery.