Dark folk entity Xasthur has unveiled a sinister acid folk track, "Your Existence Is Not Enough", the second single from its upcoming full-length Disharmonic Variations, slated for release on 5 July through Lupus Lounge.
Xasthur's mastermind, Scott Conner, muses: "Entitlement, narcissists - people who must have this or that, whether little or a lot, because they simply exist, yet with no intention to do anything, or give anything to get it. I experience people like this every day. If you think this sounds like you, it's not, you're not the only one. If you've seen it, you're not the only one either".
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XASTHUR - Unveils Sinister Acid Folk Track
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