Arcsin - Wrath Of Man

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Review by Александр Иваночко

Wrath of Man by Arcsin: A Genre-Bending Journey That Sticks With You Arcsin’s Wrath of Man isn’t your typical rap or hip-hop album—it’s a kaleidoscope of sounds that defies easy categorization. Released in 2019 under Paramanu Recordings, this project blends Hip-Hop/Rap, Pop/Rock, and Electronic influences with an abstract twist, all while keeping things refreshingly instrumental. If you’re into music that challenges the norm without losing its edge, this one’s worth your time. The production credits tell part of the story: Arcsin himself handles the bulk of it, with J.E.S. The Universual pulling double duty as both engineer and executive producer. Together, they craft something raw yet intricate—a vibe that stays consistent across tracks like “Stealth Nucleus” and “Fields of Wasted Beings.” Let’s dive into those for a sec. “Stealth Nucleus” hits hard right out the gate. It’s got this pulsating energy, almost like watching a high-speed chase through a dystopian cityscape. The beat is relentless but not overwhelming—there’s space for listeners to breathe, which makes it memorable. What sticks with me most is how the track builds tension without ever fully releasing it. By the end, you feel like you’ve been on some covert mission yourself. No lyrics needed; the rhythm does all the talking. Then there’s “Fields of Wasted Beings,” which shows up twice on the album (once as-is and again retitled). This one feels more reflective, almost cinematic. Imagine wandering through a desolate landscape where every sound echoes endlessly. There’s a haunting beauty here, amplified by layers of electronic textures that keep things unpredictable. You don’t just hear this track—you experience it. And yeah, maybe hearing it twice was intentional…or maybe Arcsin just couldn’t pick his favorite version. Either way, it works. Other standout moments include “Dr. Lust” (sexy and sinister at the same time) and “Haze,” which lives up to its name with dreamy, foggy vibes. But what really sets Wrath of Man apart is its refusal to sit still within any single genre or style. Abstract instrumentals can sometimes feel disjointed, but Arcsin pulls it off with finesse. Every track flows naturally into the next, creating a cohesive listening experience despite the eclectic mix. If I had to nitpick, I’d say the interludes (“Feel Safe Interlude”) could’ve been trimmed slightly—they add atmosphere but might test the patience of listeners looking for nonstop action. Still, even these quieter moments contribute to the overall mood, so it’s hard to complain too much. Here’s the thing about Wrath of Man: it doesn’t try to please everyone. Instead, it carves out its own niche, inviting you to explore its weird, wonderful world. Listening to it feels like flipping through a sketchbook filled with half-finished ideas—all rough edges and untapped potential—but somehow, it clicks. And honestly? That’s kinda rare these days. So if you’re tired of cookie-cutter beats and predictable drops, give this album a spin. Just don’t expect answers—it leaves you with more questions than resolutions. Maybe that’s the point.

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Download

Filename: arcsin-wrath-of-man.zip
  • MP3 size: 125.8 mb
  • FLAC size: 635.8 mb

Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Vanguard5:25
Doctor Lust
Haze3:32
Sinema Paradiso4:16
Fields of Wasted Beings4:26
The Vanguard
Dr. Lust2:41
Kingfisher4:18
Fields Of Wasted Beings
Feel Safe Interlude
Dual Sensory Bombardment4:48
Split Skull Seppuku4:13
Moltenman4:53
Stealth Nucleus3:51
Feel Safe (Interlude)1:37
The Method4:19
Ecstatic4:38

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Catalog Numbers

PMUR-DIGIPAK-002

Labels

Paramanu Recordings

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Formats

  • CD
  • Album

Credits

RoleCredit
EngineerJ.E.S. The Universual (tracks: 1-12)
Executive ProducerJ.E.S. The Universual (tracks: 1-12)
ProducerArcsin (tracks: 1-12)

Notes

  • All music produced, recorded, and mixed by:
  • B.Sand at the Murk Chamber Chop Shop for Animal Beat Drums (SESAC)
  • Cover art by: C73Cypher
  • Layout design by: C73Cypher
  • Mastered by: J.Shidell at Fermi's Paradox Labs for Frontal Lobe Productions (ASCAP)

Barcodes

Barcode: 859701414506

About Arcsin

Hip Hop producer from San Diego, California

Real Name

    • Brandon Sand

Aliases

  • Brandon Sand

Interesting fact about Album

Did you know? The album *Wrath Of Man* by Arcsin is a wild mix of genres like Hip-Hop, Electronic, and even Abstract Instrumental. Every track was crafted with insane attention to detail—J.E.S. The Universual handled engineering and executive production, while Arcsin himself produced the whole thing. Fun twist: there are two versions of "Feel Safe (Interlude)" and a couple of tracks with slightly different names, like "Vanguard" and "The Vanguard." It’s like they wanted to keep listeners on their toes. Released in 2019 under Paramanu Recordings, this album feels like a journey through experimental soundscapes. Not your typical rap record, that’s for sure!