The Videotape from "The Ring". Cursive’s Doméstica. William Hung’s entire existence. These are the third rails of turn of the millennium pop culture - content that, when consumed, has the potential to render the consumer forever altered and worse for the wear. 

In many ways, Doméstica is the ultimate Unlistenable: a brutal, punch in the face of a record that spends all 30 minutes of its run time telling you it’s going to punch you in the face, punching you in the face, and then telling you it just punched you in the face. 

In spite of this (or perhaps because of it), the album still has the power to transcend time and space to draw you into its black hole of ennui and despair. 

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