Deep Space Psudokument

"An extraordinary testament to singular obsession."

-The Quietus (thequietus.com/articles/22568-punk-hardcore-review-endon-puke-spit-and-guts-fnu-clone-inc)

"PSUDOKU reaches a creative pinnacle where it has mastered the art of

musical alchemy and now operates metal as a malleable substance it

kneads, twists and reorganizes at the molecular level with godlike

grace, presenting to earthbound mortals the shape of grind to come but

already here."

-Nine Circles (ninecircles.co/2017/05/08/album-review-psudoku-deep-space-psudokument/)

"There are so many layers packed into each track that this album is deserving of its own archeological record."

-Blow The Scene (blowthescene.com/reviews/new-music-now-xxiii.html)

"Even after several listens the album remains engaging through its well-planned structure, complexity and quirkiness."

-The Toilet Ov Hell (www.toiletovhell.com/the-death-and-rebirth-of-deep-space-psudoku)

"Performed, produced and calculated beautifully." (80/100)

-Hot Music Magazine (www.hotmusicmagazine.it/2017/07/psudoku-deep-space-psudokument.html)

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The development of futuristic 70s progressive grind continues, and this

time surf rock, doom and electronic classical is incorporated. This is

progressive grind that has time travelled backwards an entire year from

the future.