Graveyard decks that rely on dredge abilities to fill their graveyards can make great use of Songs of the Damned
As a reminder, Ravensburger will also release a new foil-playmat for this set that will only be available in limited quantity at selected Disney locations on release day
Pathrazer of Ulamog by Austin Hsu Mono-red burn has long been considered a weak playstyle in EDH and it's no mystery why
Im mostly interested in using Cathartic Reunion or Tormenting Voice to cycle my non-cycling cards towards my Drake Haven than paying their new kicker to make more bodies

Check out the adds I made to this deck below: Explorers of the Deep Cards Added View on Archidekt Enchantments (6) 1 BurgeoningBurgeoning 1 Court of GarenbrigCourt of Garenbrig 1 Deeproot PilgrimageDeeproot Pilgrimage 1 Growing Rites of Itlimoc // Itlimoc, Cradle of the SunGrowing Rites of Itlimoc // Itlimoc, Cradle of the Sun 1 Merrow CommerceMerrow Commerce 1 Rhystic StudyRhystic Study Instants (2) 1 CounterspellCounterspell 1 Swan SongSwan Song Artifacts (2) 1 Herald's HornHerald's Horn 1 Vanquisher's BannerVanquisher's Banner Creatures (6) 1 Deepfathom EchoDeepfathom Echo 1 Forerunner of the HeraldsForerunner of the Heralds 1 Jadelight RangerJadelight Ranger 1 Roaming ThroneRoaming Throne 1 Thada Adel, AcquisitorThada Adel, Acquisitor 1 Titan of LittjaraTitan of Littjara Sorceries (1) 1 Raise the PalisadeRaise the Palisade Drowned in the Deep Cuts are extremely hard, especially in a deck that's already incredibly synergistic with 36 lands

At such a low mana value getting to dip into your opponent spells as well is pretty nice