If any further proof were needed that the world has gone mad, “The Orcish Eclipse” may be it. This, in case you have better things to do than spend all day on the internet, is the first AI-generated heavy metal album. Created by a German company called Musical Bits, FROSTBITE ORCKINGS are not a real…
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