'Clean Hands Go Foul' captures the final chapter of Khanate’s first decade, a descent into suffocating minimalism and oppressive soundscapes that pushed even further into the extremities of doom and drone. Released in 2009, the album presents the band at their most uncompromising, expanding their vision of “music that, even in the realm of extreme music, is dark and distorted.” Across four sprawling tracks, the record distills their essence into pure atmosphere and dread, laying bare the raw tension between silence and eruption.

The album’s centerpiece, "Every God Damn Thing," stretches over thirty minutes, unfolding with glacial pacing and terrifying restraint. Elsewhere, "Wings from Spine" and "In That Corner" embody their signature balance of crushing heaviness and unnerving space, while "Clean My Heart" delivers a bleak conclusion, hollow yet devastating. With its stark production and confrontational approach, 'Clean Hands Go Foul' served as both an ending and a gateway, closing one era before the band’s long silence that only broke with 2023’s 'To Be Cruel'. It stands as one of Khanate’s most harrowing statements, a work that redefined the boundaries of doom and left an indelible mark on extreme music.

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