Massive drone of death metal capital
City centre remake metric black hole in middle Europe folk
Dark rubs in an urban sub sonic signature glass of speculative spaces
Monolithic tone of choices freighted over ocean
Earth’s altar tarred with the red of growth cap spilling up hills
No alternative to doomy trance rant for the slow discord scoured redolent economy
In commodities crude stalagmite drone as oil done and one gold
Who thought feudal discard could record again today at the gates of accumulation
When low rumbles of developers caterpillars enter the gentry on jags
Long slow ambient death spiked with crisis in cities tithed
Who ordered sediment sifts into a gaping black maw awards dinner
Laissez-fair reputation terrifying dead language cloud cover over classical quarters depriving prole pods minimums
Tribute uninterrupted drone of silent compulsion of enclosed commons monochrome
Since that time usual gargantuan exercises guaranteed tenfold polders planned
One-time destruction of sub-tonal scowls prowl working rings of the city’s wooded edges dredged
People and bleeding feedback drone
Forthcoming glacial, sprawling, anguished uninterrupted ruptures until work wages medieval ages
The humming you hear is outside your head in the air in the greed greening period
Like living heavy fucking sustained resonances lower bavaria holidays eradication
Today leveled to a flat-line minus vocals land-hungry gentry
Dislodge grindingly slow soundscapes verry poore and populous plus bistro
Sloth punished by servitude as bleak crushing and devoid of light as they possibly could be empire
Ideal working day completely overwhelmed by massive sub-sonic droning guitar riffs
Invisible market so heroic, so anthemic, so fucking what
Enclosed heaviest low end destructors expropriation bowels of wages
Modern form your leaden prone dispossessed body is just deadweight in this situation precapitalist
The result was monolithic! Now try living in it!
The vocabulary for this poem is drawn from reviews of sunn-0))) recordings “white1”, “white2”, “Black One”, and “The GrimmRobe Demos” and from Michael Perelman, The Invention of Capitalism: Classical Political Economy and the Secret History of Primitive Accumulation. Durham: Duke University Press., 2000.