Gore

Apart from Duncan's polemic with aggressive behavior back on Vulvodynia's relapse of its classic line-up, the "pre-stupidity" phase of Duncan sets in the rabid state of the formation of the now-called Xavleg. Besides the humor-based lyrics structure and aesthetic, its sound proliferates a brutal decay of deathcore-ish slam brutal death metal. The name that once stood for 'Acidic Vaginal Liquid Explosion Generated By Mass Amounts Of Filthy Fecal Fisting And Sadistic Septic Syphilic Sodomy Inside The Infected Maggot Infested Womb Of A Molested Nun Dying Under The Roof Of A Burning Church While A Priest Watches And Ejaculates In Immense Perverse Pleasure Over His First Fresh Fetus' now turned (back in 2021/22) into the now-not-anymore main environment of modern ultra-brutallic deathcore-esque brutal death metal.

Besides slams, Xavleg also uses melodies; one was using a goddamn motherfucking blues scale, mainly on the solo for 'Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis', before a complete mayhem and dismal of peace. Now this EP proliferates an ultra-metallic taste of brutality, from ultra-mechanical robotic drums to equational tech-death riffs bounding tremolo, shredding, and slams together into a fuzz of succulence. The certified use of "BREEE!!!11" also contaminates this album; even monkey screams (?) on "Dicks Out for Harambe". Throughout this EP, you can hear the use of EZDrummer's Drumkit from Hell. It's very obvious since their bass drums are almost imitating an ultrasonic plane.

The guitar tone fits perfectly in deathcore, even though some of the riffs are ̶s̶t̶o̶l̶e̶n̶ inspired by Suicide Silence and other deathcore bands, be they more pushed to -core, or metal. By the way, the riffs enter into conflict if they're metallic or core-ish. This band quite got a population of so-called fans due to their massive logo or on TikTok because of the band logo.

This is like putting kerosene in your ears and lighting it up. Wiping the blood off my nose after listening to this ep never gets old. - a guy that supported the album at Bandcamp.