Emerging noise project Disintegration Annex is now making its debut with ‘Carving Arrows From Idols,’ a three-song EP that blends harsh noise with ambience and elements of black metal. The offering can now be heard via Decibel Magazine at THIS LOCATION.

Disintegration Annex is the one-man, metal-leaning noise and ambient project of Greg Kennelty. Disintegration Annex is meant to touch on the overarching ideas presented by extreme metal, but ultimately dish out the aural punishment in a freer, looser way.

Kennelty explains, “‘Carving Arrows From Idols’ is a three-track EP that deals with separate facets of anxiety and fear – weaponization of religious beliefs, sensory overload during particularly bad mental health days, and the fear of death being a disruptive force in everyday life. Carving Arrows From Idols was created during the writing sessions for the upcoming debut Disintegration Annex full-length, but these tracks ultimately felt like one cohesive unit that would be better served as a standalone release. Enjoy!”

The EP can be downloaded HERE.

Tracklist:

1. Carving Arrows From Idols (03:38)
2. Overloaded (09:25)
3. Disruptive Thanatophobia (08:52)
   Full running time: 00:21:55

All writing, production, mixing and mastering were handled entirely by Greg Kennelty.
The cover artwork is a woodcut painting titled “Hell (copy),” created after 1511, and is attributed to an unknown artist working in the style of Hans Baldung.