It’s been nearly a year since Malevich unveiled Under a Gilded Sun, the Atlanta quartet’s acclaimed third album. The nine-song record features some of the band’s most expansive work, incorporating more ambient and serene passages into their dense labyrinth of blackened grindcore and post-metal. Perhaps no song was more emblematic of this evolution than “Delirium and Confidence.” It’s a dark, looming dirge of a song that relies on brooding tensio…
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