Orange County deathviolence quartet Scalp return with their latest full-length album, the feedback-soaked Not Worthy of Human Compassion. Clocking in at a staggering 20 minutes, Scalp are most certainly not here to indulge in their egos or experiment, delivering 13 tracks of pure short-and-sharp hardcore.
The album kicks off with the sludgy, droning “LTARMLAC”, which features audio from 1967 anti-LSD propaganda film ‘The Hippie Temptation’ as the backdrop to the band’s ominous drone into life. Immediately, listeners will be reminded of the intro track from Dystopia’s self-titled album, “Now and Forever”, a similar track that features audio from Eckhart Tolle’s audiobook ‘The Power of Now’. “LTARMLAC” acts as a great opener, setting the dark, dystopian mood
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