Fukpig - What More Can Be Done

Review by Fran Asaro

Fukpig's latest album, What More Can Be Done, is a brutal and unrelenting assault on the senses. From the opening track, "Misanthropy Rising," the band's signature blend of black metal, crust, and grindcore is on full display. The guitar riffs are harsh and dissonant, the drums are thunderous, and the vocals are guttural and enraged.

Throughout the album, Fukpig's lyrics tackle themes of societal decay, political corruption, and environmental destruction. Tracks like "The Greediest People on Earth" and "The Last Days of Humanity" are scathing indictments of the current state of the world, delivered with a ferocity that is both cathartic and terrifying.

Despite the bleakness of the subject matter, What More Can Be Done is a musically diverse album. The band experiments with different textures and tempos, incorporating elements of doom and even ambient music into their sound. The closing track, "The Final Silence," is a haunting instrumental that provides a moment of respite after the onslaught of the previous tracks.

Summary by Fran Asaro

What More Can Be Done is a powerful and uncompromising album that showcases Fukpig's evolution as a band. It is not for the faint of heart, but for those who appreciate extreme music that pushes boundaries and challenges conventions, it is a must-listen.