“Once upon a time there was a dude named Maxime Taccardi. Max has a twisted and dark mind, and I fear it. His music is equally frightening, and it makes me uncomfortable. Yet, I can’t turn it off. Try as I might to fend it off his insidious vision haunts my imagination, conjuring the most depraved scenarios for me to weather. For Max, it seems, this place of nightmares which he creates represents the repugnant underbelly of his Paris home. And so he put all that we refuse to see inside the “most romantic city in the world” to music. Ladies and gentlemen, Griiim’s Pope Art.” Warhol’s twisted Id.
Griiim – Pope Art Review
By Kenstrosity on October 31, 2019 in 2019, Black Metal, Experimental Metal, French Metal, Noise, Purity Through Fire, Rap Metal, Reviews, Trap, Ambient, Black Metal, Electronic, Experimental Metal, Noise, Rap Metal, 27 comments