Planetarisk Sudoku by PSUDOKU

CD available via https://zkam.org/order/
LP available via http://nervealtar.storenvy.com/products/11645912-psudoku-planetarisk-sudoku-lp
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This is a whole new breed of extremity.
-Noisey (http://noisey.vice.com/blog/psudoku-space-grindcore)

Light-years beyond our primitive earth notions of what grindcore can and should be.
-Avantgarde Metal (http://www.avantgarde-metal.com/content/reviews2.php?id=819)

This is a really crazy album, I feel like I am in a psychiatric hospital.
-Good Guys Go Grind (https://goodguysgogrind.blogspot.no/2018/03/psudoku-planetarisk-sudoku-selfmadegod.html)

Avant-grind at its finest.
-No Clean Singing (http://www.nocleansinging.com/2015/02/03/recalcitrant-round-up-in-lieu-of-islander-part-2/)

Outdoes its predecessor in both scope and execution.
-Teeth of the Divine (http://www.teethofthedivine.com/reviews/psudoku-planetarisk-sudoku/)

At the end of the year, this may well be the best album that grindcore will have to offer.
-High Defamation (http://high-defamation.blogspot.com/2015/03/review-psudoku-planetarisk-sudoku.html)

A magnificent album in every sense. Hail Space Grind!
-Pitchline-Zine (http://pitchline-zine.com/reviews.item.php?id=003299)

Thank our celestial overlords that this human exists as a resident of this present day earth.
-Tiny Mix Tapes (http://www.tinymixtapes.com/chocolate-grinder/listen-psudoku-planetarisk-sudoku)

Intense sensory barrage.
-Collective Zine (http://www.collective-zine.co.uk/reviews/?id=10130)

A wholly evolved album.
-Stereogum (http://www.stereogum.com/1846829/the-50-best-metal-albums-of-2015/franchises/2015-in-review/3/)

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The second PSUDOKU album consists of four long tracks of space grind with guest appearances by Anders Hana (vocals), Inge Breistein (saxophone) and Wei Li (vocals). It was recorded next year in a parallel universe where grind didn't develop from hardcore punk and thrash metal but from 70s prog from the future, maaaaan.

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