The Intense Humming Of Evil: 4/Great
One of the most intense, bleak, terrifying songs ever recorded – it’s difficult to say whether I prefer the original or the US version, one feels more barren and hopeless, the other feels more sinister with its creeping undercurrent of godless whispers. Whichever you choose to listen to, you’ll be subjecting yourself to abject horror as we take an appropriately stark look at the Holocaust, replete with Darth Vader gas mask breathing to supplement the death march beat, hellish vocals, and guitars which range from creeping damned rattles and spectral, ear-piercing shrieks. From the stark, long, quotation opening to the sputtering ending where the beat becomes slower and more faint like a life disappearing, it is a harrowing experience. Yes it is angry, overflowing with guilt and rage almost intangibly so, but it is the horror, the desolate, entirely inhuman nature of it all which will stay with you like watching newsreel footage of an extermination camp or seeing the crushed remains of a person still splayed under the wheels of a car.
Misheard Lyrics: The entire intro
2. I’m not afraid
3. Harvey Casey breathes us sir (?)
4. Pot luck trees
5. Dignity girl
6. Never combat
Actual Lyrics: No, I’m not pasting it here
2. Arbeit Macht Frei
3. Hartheim Castle breathes us in
4. Poplar trees
5. Dignity gone
6. Never counted
The Spac Hole 