"Heavy Yoke They Wore" SINGLE SIDED 7''
Edition of *25 Hand Lathe Cut SQUARE Picture Discs
A Collaboration with Death By Sheep Records
Includes unlimited streaming of CASAS
via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.
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CASAS (S/T) Cassette
Cassette + Digital Album
Released by Annihilvs Power Electronix • July 1st, 2017
First Edition * white shells
Screen Printed double sided J-cards printed by Thomas Toye (Illogical Comics)
Contains BONUS TRACK - "The Rapture of Non-Christians"
Includes unlimited streaming of CASAS
via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.
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CASAS "Perish" T-Shirt
T-Shirt/Apparel + Digital Album
White Gildan 100% Cotton T-Shirt
Screen Printing done by Thomas Toye (Illogical Comics)
Includes unlimited streaming of CASAS
via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.
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Second Edition, Red.
Cassette + Digital Album
*Red Shells
Screen Printed double sided J-cards printed by Thomas Toye (Illogical Comics)
Contains BONUS TRACK - "The Rapture of Non-Christians"
Includes unlimited streaming of CASAS
via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.
"Somewhere within the venn diagram of doom/sludge metal, harsh noise, and power electronics, lies CASAS. Uncompromisingly heavy, and shocking as the subject matter which spawned it, CASAS is the tale of white European colonialism, and what it has cost the world." - Annihilvs
"...the formation of CASAS, wasn’t an attempt to be an advocate to social justice, or a figurehead in any kind of human rights movement. It is simple empathy in its most natural state. A person disgusted with the darkest evils of mankind that needed to scream out, to release.
I don’t have the answers, but I do know that regardless of what you believe, release is necessary. And that is why CASAS is necessary." - S3R News
"They forced their way into native settlements, slaughtering everyone they found there, including small children, old men, pregnant women, and even women who had just given birth. They hacked them to pieces, slicing open their bellies with their swords as though they were so many sheep herded into a pen. They even laid wagers on whether they could manage to slice a man in two at a stroke, or cut an individual's head from his body, or disembowel him with a single blow of their axes. They grabbed suckling infants by the feet and, ripping them from their mothers' breasts, dashed them headlong against the rocks. Others, laughing and joking all the while, threw them over their shoulders into a river, shouting: ‘Wriggle, you little perisher.’ They slaughtered anyone and everyone in their path, on occasion running through a mother and her baby with a single thrust of their swords. They spared no one, erecting especially wide gibbets on which they could string their victims up with their feet just off the ground and then burn them alive thirteen at a time, in honour of our Saviour and the twelve Apostles, or tie dry straw to their bodies and set fire to it. Some they chose to keep alive and simply cut their wrists, leaving their hands dangling, saying to them: ‘Take this letter’ – meaning that their sorry condition would act as a warning to those hiding in the hills. The way they normally dealt with the native leaders and nobles was to tie them to a kind of griddle consisting of sticks resting on pitchforks driven into the ground and then grill them over a slow fire, with the result that they howled in agony and despair as they died a lingering death."
- Bartolomé De Las Casas
credits
released July 1, 2017
Jackson Kovalchik • Vocals/Noise
Gabe Kates-Shaw • Guitar
Liam Quinn • Drums
Matt Scott • Bass on tracks 1,2,4/Recording/Mastering
Recorded on May 31st, 2016
at Akin Studios in Hoosick Falls, NY
Released on Cassette by Annihilvs Power Electronix
"Heavy Yoke They Wore" Released on Lathe Cut Picture Disc
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