The latest in a series of split releases on Rotted Life, brings together the clobbering, earth based physicality of Cleveland's Noxis with the gelatinous, interdimensional slime of Philadelphia's newly birthed Cavern Womb. On paper, the two would seem to operate on different plains. In actuality, the binding agent is an adept ability on the part of both bands to intertwine twisting labyrinths of riffs with an oppressive and meaty underbelly of visceral churn. It's the kind of death metal whose influences may be rooted in early '90s Finland and Florida, but one that's clearly forged in the 2020s.