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From the very beginning, you're enveloped in an intense symphony of sounds, aptly titled "Crushing Noise". The ear-catching audio experience starts with a series of squelch-like sounds. These noises, both intriguing and somewhat unnerving, bring to mind the image of something thick and viscous being compressed or squeezed. As the audio progresses, an undercurrent of gross undertones begins to emerge. This is no pristine, clinical environment. There's a rawness, a grittiness that tells of organic matter being crushed or ground. It's not exactly pleasant, but it's certainly compelling, drawing you in with its unique, almost tangible texture. Around the midway point, the sound evolves into a more mush-like quality. It's as if whatever was being crushed has now been reduced to a pulpy, semi-liquid state. The distinct sounds of wet slurping and slapping add a layer of vivid realism that further enhances the immersive experience. In the final stretch, the
