mASCOT confronts assisted suicide with the unflinching on latest release “SUICIDE”

mASCOT's latest release, "SUICIDE," is a deliberately controversial treatment of its subject, using music video tropes to savage assisted suicide. Dark imagery and confrontation are the track's case. Grim Reaper is waiting. The narrator makes a choice that goes wrong. The song's uneasy tone starts from the word go: "Get it over and done with, man, why so reluctant? The video shows a scheming therapist surrounded by tools of death, dreaming of sending her patient to the afterlife. It’s all a little bit unsettling. Whatever you think of this release, MASCOT wants it to disturb, challenge, and provoke.