WÄRMETOD by Princess Haultaine III

I, unfortunately, learned the hard way that Amerikkka are the bad guys
after joining the military. I did a tour in Iraq that will most likely
affect me tremendously for the rest of my life. Just like war will
affect everyone as long as humans exist. I tried to capture the
absolute terror of realizing the human predicament of seemingly
endless warfare in this album. The sad reality that humans will
most likely continue to murder each other for greed and power
until the environment becomes uninhabitable. I doubt that the end
of humanity will come in the form of a nuclear holocaust or
any other relatively quick event.
It will be much slower,
and much more dreadful than that.
unfortunately.

I dedicate this total bummer of an album to all beings
involved in this nightmare called life.

Tracklist

1.	threnody for warfare in all of its forms:	4:05

2.	from the psyche as example of micro-war	1:51

3.	to hypernovae as examples of macro-war,	10:16

4.	and how all of our lives, human and non,	10:39

5.	are disfigured by war;	12:14

6.	from empathy to schizophrenia;	13:26

7.	ten thousand years of warfare as terrifying validation of cosmic horror;	10:29

8.	this musical composition as prolepsis of the trauma to be experienced	5:17

9.	as inexorable heat-death undoes existence molecule by painful molecule	9:53

Credits

released December 16, 2020

all sounds composed and recorded by Princess Haultaine III
from September 2019 to July 2020
except for opening words by Jocko Willink
who sadly doesn't realize that
the Amerikkkan government & imperialism in general are the real terrorists
and parts of a speech by Mike Prysner
who thankfully does realize that
the Amerikkkan government & imperialism in general are the real terrorists
the rest of the spoken word is a concoction of original words
by myself, and adaptations of comments on war from literature by
Philip K. Dick, Deleuze & Guattari, Emil Cioran,
Reza Negarestani, Nick Land, and László Krasznahorkai.
the majority of the screaming during the doom jazz section
is sampled from numerous police brutality videos, which is another
form of terrorism and warfare, among many forms.
some of the screaming is myself.
Cover art by Brant Withers.

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