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The archive of NECROSOCIETY, IRAQ-A-HOLICS and the necrotrap sound. 31 articles.
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Necrotrap: Hard electronic music created by NECROSOCIETY. A distorted, animalistic genre fusing trap, metal, drum and bass, dubstep, and industrial — defined by terroristic, horror, and hacking aesthetics. Often called trap metal, but that label is outdated. This is its own thing.
NECROSOCIETY members
IRAQ-A-HOLICS members
The 8 NECROSOCIETY members are IRAQ-A-HOLICS members too.
Latest releases
- MIRROR MAZE — BLODGEN (track, 20 October 2026)
- Ceres — DREAR (single, 16 October 2026)
- TIME TO DIE! — TSARUICIDE and DREAR (single, 15 October 2026)
- OPHANIM — KARATEL (single, 9 September 2026)
- MURDER INCORPORATED — TSARUICIDE (single, 3 September 2026)
- SOMNUM — HXLX (single, 28 August 2026)
- All I Can Offer You — DREAR (single, 14 August 2026)
Did you know...
- ... that JOIN US WE ARE DEDSEC by HXLX with SCORN, JACKSAW and SATCOM references the game Watch Dogs?
- ... that NAZGÛL brought nine members onto one track?
- ... that former member GOREJIT co-founded NECROSOCIETY in 2021?
- ... that HXLX has been active since 2017?
- ... that the debut album NECROSOCIETY has 15 tracks?
- ... that HXLX and TSARUICIDE are credited together on 26 streaming releases?
- ... that the official NECROTRAP playlist on Spotify holds 100 tracks?
Groups
- NECROSOCIETY
- IRAQ-A-HOLICS, the sister group of NECROSOCIETY
From the blog
Former members
All pages
- 2003MILITIA (stub)
- 8SEEKER
- BLODGEN
- DREAR (stub)
- FROSTTT (stub)
- FUCKSLEEPY (stub)
- GOREJIT (stub)
- GRAVE 718 (stub)
- HAUNTGAT (stub)
- HINDSIGHT (stub)
- HXLX
- IRAQ-A-HOLICS
- JACKSAW (stub)
- KALAKOV
- KARATEL
- KILL EBOLA (stub)
- KILLRIDDLE (stub)
- NECROSOCIETY COLLECTIVE
- NECROSOCIETY discography
- Necrotrap
- NECROTRAP (playlist)
- NEEDLEGUTS (stub)
- PCP (stub)
- RYUNO (stub)
- SATCOM (stub)
- SCORN
- SENTFROMIRAQ
- SEWSHUT (stub)
- TRYNADIE (stub)
- TSARUICIDE
- VOMITCHAINSAW (stub)
This page was last edited on 29 October 2026.

















