If you're like the Open Palm crew, you probably can't think of the name TETSUO without thinking of the name Kaneda, or the combination of man and machine, or body horror, or all of the above. Artists of all mediums and fields have toyed with the idea of flesh meeting steel for countless years, and medicine has made it happen (to an extent). Peru's TETSUO isn't just another dreamer tinkering with thoughts of a mechanical future. TETSUO has gutted and modified the punk genre, synthetically meshing the music we love so dearly with electronic, noise, and grindcore into a monstrous musical entity.

Vacío Existencial, TETSUO's Open Palm debut, consists of 6 despicably nightmarish tracks, each one better than the last.

If you've wondered what the world on Accela would be like, now's your chance to find out.

TETSUO's first Open Palm release comes on a metallic silver cassette with labels and a two-sided 4-panel j-card.