Yes it is very good. To me it sounds as if ZSS has evolved from a looser structure, based on synth lines with somewhat chaotic junk noise, samples seemingly placed where they fit, to a more focused, deliberate sound, each track being an idea seperate from the others. Compared to Anti-Personnel Explosive Device, Nigger Torture Chamber feels more soundtrack-ish and thematic. Really glad I managed to grab a copy before they were all gone.
I also revisited Kadotus - Twilight Rituals (Nordkult Rituals 2006) recently, and I'm glad I did because it's just as good as I remember it. It's a tape that compiles two earlier Kadotus releases, Twilight's Depths from 2006 and a 7" from 2004, which in the booklet is listed as "Kadotus", but appears on Metal Achives under the name "Pestilence". If anyone here has the 7" in question, can you shed some light on this? In any case, both releases are from golden era Kadotus, before they ventured too far into death metal territory. Excellent energetic drumming, classy screamed/howled vocals, and riffs that despite being quite "ordinary" black metal riffs, somehow contain that mournful/triumphant quality. Production wise the tape is also very much up my alley, sharp, just lo-fi enough. Recommended.
Backasvinet - Gevisol/Ivisol (Elbogen Fonogram 2015) is another one that has been getting playtime lately. Noise from the depths of Sweden, with a production that I can only describe as comfortable. It has a very strange pacing, its actually quite fast moving, but the tracks evolve in a way that makes it feel slow, crawling. Doesn't feel violent, more like a blanket of sedatives.
