DEATH // PSYCHOSIS by WILT

Thanatophobia.
Death anxiety is anxiety caused by thoughts of death. One source defines death anxiety as a "feeling of dread, apprehension or solicitude (anxiety) when one thinks of the process of dying, or ceasing to 'be'". Also referred to as thanatophobia (fear of death), death anxiety is distinguished from necrophobia, which is a specific fear of dead or dying people and/or things; the latter is the fear of others who are dead or dying, whereas the former concerns one's own death or dying.

The End. The finality that which comprises the inevitable. Creeping within mankind’s shadow. The parasite gnawing away at our vitality. The black robed figure with a pale face and our dread of ceasing to be encapsulate our fear of death. Our death anxiety. For the second “psychological studies series”, Wilt and En Nihil examine the abnormal disorder known as Thanatophobia. A collection of auditory hallucinations that deal with the anxiety, grief and madness in dealing with ones own mortality. Wilt offers nine studies, each flooded with gravitational constants. The scraping and suffocating feeling of anxiety. Tension. Nausea. Sickness. All symptoms of death anxiety. En Nihil compiles his sonic essay in long form assembled in four parts. Each represent a personal expression of morbid trauma. Creating a single basic mechanism through which each movement reflects his own existential death anxiety. A disguise for a deeper state of concern. Opening new dimensions of terror.

Death Psychosis is an hour of concrete realism. A contemporary zeitgeist of modern society and the perils that lead us to personal and societal destruction. An examination of the darkness in life’s ascension.


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Earthen Textures x Depression Ambient x Scarecrow Electronics

Wilt extol the invisible corners of a thirsty earth with an exaltation of decay and reclamation. Best described as Noise Ambient, Wilt is an aural quagmire of dusky vapors and ivy draped relics, grating erosions and the thorny shadows that rise and fall across dying landscapes. - Scott Candey {Crionic Mind}

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