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* '''Murdergod''': Short-lived death metal band from Oregon that | * '''Murdergod''': Short-lived death metal band from Oregon that released three demo albums between 1995 and 1996. <ref>https://www.metal-archives.com/bands/Murdergod/41311</ref> Investigation into Murdergod began due to the band's roots in Portland and similarities their music shared with the track. This lead was debunked by Youtube user PlayerMan-hh5gb (screen name: a dude who likes stuff) in a pinned comment on the original upload posted by Most Mysterious 90s claiming they had reached out to someone involved with the band and confirmed it wasn't them. | ||
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Revision as of 02:12, 16 November 2024
ⓘ This lostwave is classified as unsolved. | |
| Your Sacrifice | |
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| Alternative name(s) | The Most Mysterious Death Metal Song, You’re So Self-Absorbed, Yeah |
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| Genre | Death metal |
| Length | 1:27 (snippet) |
| Year | ~1996 |
| Original poster | clipperjangle/Most Mysterious 90s |
| Search started | 2020 |
| File:YourSacrifice.mp3 | |
Your Sacrifice, (also known as "The Most Mysterious Death Metal Song" or "You’re So Self-Absorbed") is an unsolved lostwave recorded from an underground radio station in Portland, Oregon in 1996.
History
On July 27th, 2020, the song was first posted by reddit user clipperjangle (Most Mysterious 90s) to the r/Lostwave subreddit, where he states that he recorded the song from the community non-commercial radio station KBOO Portland, Oregon in 1996.[1] It was later uploaded to YouTube on December 1st, 2021, under the name “Yeah” or “The Most Mysterious Death Metal Song”.[2]
Leads
Possible
- Napalm Death: Popular British non-underground grindcore band, unlikely as the song does not appear on any of their early demos.[3][4]
Debunked
- Murdergod: Short-lived death metal band from Oregon that released three demo albums between 1995 and 1996. [5] Investigation into Murdergod began due to the band's roots in Portland and similarities their music shared with the track. This lead was debunked by Youtube user PlayerMan-hh5gb (screen name: a dude who likes stuff) in a pinned comment on the original upload posted by Most Mysterious 90s claiming they had reached out to someone involved with the band and confirmed it wasn't them.