Bog Water by Refusa: Goddess Of Trash x Amphibian Performance

The wondrous, yet decaying, new split brought to thee by two of the most unique voices in the synth world brings forth a commanding, enchanting unison of refuse and frogdom.

As new allies, drifting in different circles, but brought together by the impossible state of the world, the impending doom of humanitarian crises and the slow trudge towards devastation that is climate change, Refusa: Goddess Of Trash and Amphibian Performance bring the fun and pomp to what are actually very serious matters, don't you know.

Taking our responsibility seriously does not mean we cannot have fun doing it, however. As two of the most strikingly unique and inventive taste makers in all the land - known for doing things differently and doing it our own, distinctive way - This EP is a stupendous reminder that swimming outside the box is normally more enriching and satisfying than merely treading bog water.

Watch and listen, as landfill is depleted, waste is recycled, tadpoles are re-homed, and nature is restored to its maternal, natural splendour. Thank you for joining us in this most unexpected yet revelatory expedition, and may your 2026 be full of inspiration, good vibes and clean air!

✨⚔️♻️🐸⚔️✨

~ “What fell things beneath here hide,
obscured by pitch and stagnant tide?
The ground protests each fetid step,
grasping pulling t’ward forgotten depth.” ~

Tracklist

1.	Refusa: Goddess Of Trash - Side A ~ Court Of Slime	14:42

2.	Infernal Symphony - Side B01 ~ Frog's Legs Are The Bog's Dregs	11:57

3.	Infernal Symphony - Side B02 ~ Swamp And Circumstance	5:30

Credits

released February 1, 2026

♻️🐸AS EVER, NO AI WAS USED ANYWHERE NEAR THE MAKING OF THIS AND THOSE THAT DO OTHERWISE SHOULD BE ADDED TO THE LANDFILL🐸♻️

A certain concert that may or may not involve green things was offended in the making of this music, and as such, it is deserving of your time ✌️

My Side written August 2025 and written and recorded live from a Yamaha PSS-780 Portasound keyboard

Refusa's Side emerged from the depths over many weeks

Artwork created by Refusa and utilises free public domain clip art and fonts

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