The Body's 2021 album "I've Seen All I Need to See" strips away some of their previous experimental flourishes in favor of a more direct, brutal, and suffocatingly heavy sound. The album marks a return to a more focused, albeit still corrosive, style of extreme metal.
- The album was produced by Ben Greenberg, known for his work with Uniform and as a live member of The Body.
- "I've Seen All I Need to See" was released on January 29, 2021, by the esteemed experimental label Thrill Jockey.
- The album's runtime is just over 30 minutes, divided into 11 tracks of relentless sonic punishment.
The Body is a doom metal duo from Providence, Rhode Island, known for their abrasive and experimental approach to the genre. Formed in 2003, their music often incorporates elements of noise, industrial, and hip-hop. In 2021, they released "I've Seen All I Need to See" during a period of prolific output that saw them collaborating with a variety of artists.
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