Incessant severs up an hour and seven minutes of wall noise head-roasting from this Hungarian project. The track blends thick roiling lows with jittering ‘n’ hissing mids, for a total sonic engulfment.

This is a self-released affair, with a blurred black and grit backdrop cover. To check out the release drop in here. 

The single track is built around a constant/ rapid bass rolling ‘n’ thundering mass- this is webbed by a blend of jittering sear, churning hiss, and cluttering slice. From time to time, elements seem to swim to the top of the thick mass of sound, be it a weaving caustic rattle, sliding manic chop, or hissing flow- but fairly soon you're back into the  weighty noise overwelment

It must be a good two or so years since I’ve reviewed anything by Necrotik Fissure- so it’s good to hear they are still as unforgiving as they ever were. If you're after a true brain-grinding wall attack, then Incessant certainly fits that need.