To the Core

Dissentient

No Haven

No longer burdened by good or evil, he becomes the architect of chaos

God of the Grey

“BIOHAZARD: HUMAN WASTE” is a venom-laced rejection of the world we’ve been forced into—an anthem carved out of disgust, defiance, and absolute refusal. It rips through the façade of civilization and exposes the decay rotting underneath. The song declares war on conformity, on blind consumerism, on the hollow rituals that society calls ‘living.’ It’s a refusal to become another cog in the machinery of mediocrity, another body thrown onto the pile of wasted humanity.

Built on punishing riffs and searing vocals, this track thrives in chaos. It paints existence as a contaminated wasteland, where every gesture feels rehearsed, every interaction poisoned, and every dream suffocated beneath the weight of expectation. But instead of surrender, BIOHAZARD: HUMAN WASTE chooses destruction—a cleansing fire, a cathartic scream against the sickness of obedience.

This is not a song for the comfortable or the content. It’s for the outcasts, the ones who feel the rot, who know that what’s called ‘normal life’ is nothing but slow death. In its core is a rejection, but also a liberation—the freedom of knowing you don’t have to belong to something that was broken long before you were born.

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