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    Chaotic recession pop, Y2K-coded, metal madness: Scene Queen announces new EP METALICIOUS and shares title track with Left To Suffer

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    On the upcoming EP, she adds: “METALICIOUS the EP is as chaotic recession pop, y2k – coded, metal madness. I wanted an EP that was as fun to make as when I was writing the Bimbocore volumes and making music was fresh and new to me.

    “In the spirit of Bimbocore, I experimented with the pop influences, but this time the heavy parts are the heaviest they’ve ever been. From deathcore features, to me laying down some of my lowest screams yet, this EP was as fun to make for me as it sounds through out. Yes there’s some trauma dumping in there, but it’s a Scene Queen EP so what do you expect?”

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