Ragnar is correct in giving 7. the most parenthesis (5 i believe). It is grind/art-noise. Huge mammoth bursts of noise like godzillas breath interrupt strange arty noodling, Zornish? and bleeds naturally into then next track. Try it out!

3 way split of grind, noise and doom/sludge. 2 Japanese bands Sete Star Sept and Dot[.] and 1 American band Watch Me Burn. Sete Star Sept is not far off from the "confrontational noise meets grind" approach of Burmese but more on the grind side. Watch Me Burn mix up sludge and grind with odd time changes. Dot [.] is oozing, guttural sludge/doom.

((((1)))) Thick layers of noise and dense lo-fi grind.
(((2))) Way too buried, guttural and noisey but still somewhat interesting.
(((3))) Gallopping death metal riff with more "space beast from hell" vocals poorly mixed among sheets of guitars, static and feedback.
(4) Ugh! Noisecore/sludge spaz out. Lame-ass A.C. wannabe crud that should’ve died over 10 years ago.
(((5))) Extemely varied (like it’s almost sample art?) and chopped up bits of parts pasted onto one song. Weird but mildly interesting.
((((6)))) Heavy, pummeling riffs eventually going into some possessed female vox and more odd-metered changes.
(((((7))))) Wicked-ass mix of death/black metal and some off-kilter rock moments. Very fast and intense.
(((8))) Loops of random grind blasts and bits of noises.
((((9)))) “Typical” but good raw n’ ugly sludge/doom see: Grief, EHG, Bongzilla.