DISCOGRAPHY

Disposable Gods is inspired by historical and contemporary events of tyrants being deposed, beaten, and defeated at the hands of their suffering people.

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Set in a fictional broken society ruled by an authoritarian regime, the story follows the rise of resistance as an oppressed people fight back against their abusive rulers and ends with the leaders' execution. As the balance of power shifts, the people are met with uncertainty surrounding what comes next, not knowing that the cycle will repeat again.

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The album aims to sonically explore and capture the abstract sound of humanity's struggle with power revealing how the pursuit of control perpetuates cycles of violence and domination. It asks the question: can true liberty ever be achieved, or are we destined to repeat the same mistakes because of human nature?

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CREDITS:​

Mohamad Ramdan (a.k.a. Deathless Ramz) - co-producer

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Lody Andrian (Gowa) - synths, Track 1 ("World of Prayer")

Deathless Ramz (Deathless) - guitars, Track 2 ("Insurgents")

Rully Shabara (Senyawa, Wusa) - vocals, Track 2 ("Insurgents")

Wukir Suryadi (Senyawa) - selompret jaranan, Track 5 ("Biadab")

Ferdian G. Maulana (Hakkon) - guitar, Track 6 ("Trash Begets Trash")

“Xhabarabot” - various sounds, Track 8 ("Without Sin")
 

Deathless Ramz - mixing

James Plotkin - mastering

Dylan Amirio & Emma Day - cover art

Emma Day & Sam O'Connor - layouting/art direction

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Artwork description: a self-taken photograph of an 18th century Russian soldier statue in Cesme Castle, Turkey, 2024.​​​

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