album · March 24, 2008

Massive Conspiracy Against All Life

Leviathan

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The 2008 album "Massive Conspiracy Against All Life" represents a pinnacle of Leviathan's signature atmospheric black metal sound. It stands as a landmark release on Moribund Records.

• "Massive Conspiracy Against All Life" was recorded in an isolated cabin in the Appalachian Mountains. The album features guest vocals from Agalloch's John Haughm on the track "V): Life is a Joke." It reached #17 on the Billboard Heatseekers chart.
• The album was self-produced by Wrest in his home studio, focusing on a dense, claustrophobic sound. Wrest played all instruments and handled all vocals on the record. The album's themes explore misanthropy and existential dread.
• "Massive Conspiracy Against All Life" was met with critical acclaim from the black metal community, noted for its raw, unrelenting aggression. It is often cited as one of Leviathan's most essential works. The album was released on March 24, 2008, by Moribund Records.

Leviathan is the black metal project of Wrest, formerly of Morbid Angel. Wrest's work as Leviathan is known for its raw production and harsh atmosphere.