Keepers · 15/07/2026
One week under the Tuscan sun left my brain fried. Literally. Emotionally. Possibly structurally. So, naturally, I listened to the new Maladie album on the flight home. I was already fucked in the head. Might as well make productive use of it.
Genre Tourism · 24/10/2025
The one that took its time—and then knocked me sideways. Final day of Maladie Week. Five tracks, infinite dissonance, and more jazz than anyone asked for.
Keepers · 23/10/2025
A delirious journey through saxophone-fuelled black metal chaos. Maladie’s Symptoms IV is equal parts seduction, violence, and pure exhilaration.
Keepers · 22/10/2025
The one that dethroned Symptoms IV. Personal, raw, and painfully human—Symptoms III sits with you and names things you are taught not to name.
Genre Tourism · 21/10/2025
Four tracks. Thirty-four minutes. Latin titles, cello, and one particularly doomy epic that shapeshifts until it breaks you just a little.
Genre Tourism · 20/10/2025
We kick off Maladie Week with Symptoms: the unplanned, sprawling 41-minute EP that started the series. Saxophones, blast beats, and no middle ground.