“Persistent Narcisistic In a fickle State of mind, Inconsistent and Simplistic, yet I stick it every time.”
Is the first line spit by Philadelphia based, self proclaimed Industrial Rapper/Producer, Wormtooth on the lead single off their upcoming debut album "BREACH," dropping this April.
Ironically enough, one could definitely say that the alternative hip-hop veteran (formerly MC Blackwolf) is hardly inconsistent; from their intricate, conceptual lyrics, over dark industrial sounds and mysterious samples, to the dark gothic visual aesthetic:
If there's one thing Wormtooth is, it's aesthetically consistent.
The concept album's first track "Into the Breach" lays the foundation and sets the stage for the dichotomy of Wormtooth's take on hip hop braggadocio. Often self aggrandizing in the same breath that they self deprecate. Bragging in the same breath that they apologize or self blame.
In under 3 minutes Wormtooth lays out a small slice of his world and explains to us his motivations, but be clear this is just scratching the surface.
The track, entitled “Into the Breach” (a reference to Henry the V by Shakespeare) features Wormtooth gruffly delivering a potent mix of existential musings and braggadocio over an industrial sounding beat produced by Cypress Hill affiliate keen (http://thekeenone.com) and with cello by Agnes Kline. The track appeared this year (2019) on all music streaming platforms with a release date of 1/7/18 and it is assumed that some anomalous activity caused the song to leak into the past. It is unknown how this happened.
The song itself is anomalous, though it is unclear as to what the nature of this particular anomaly is.
Listen to "Into the Breach" now on most music platforms:
Spotify
Apple Music
YouTube
Google Music
Amazon
Deezer
Tidal
Soundcloud
Bandcamp
Another preview video giving a glimpse into the forthcoming “BREACH” album is available on Wormtooth’s YouTube channel.
