R.I.P.

Electronic · 2012 · 15 tracks · 56m

R.I.P.

A deconstructed descent into a digital underworld. Murky techno rhythms and brittle synth sketches that feel like memories of a club heard through a concrete wall.

April 20, 2012 · Honest Jon's Records

A cold, geometric descent into a digital underworld that feels both alien and deeply intimate.

Tracklist · 15 Tracks · 56m

01

R.I.P.

1:16

02

Ascending

3:08

03

Holy Water

1:39

04

Marble Plexus

4:42

05

Uriel’s Black Harp

2:27

06

Jardin

6:07

07

Serpent

3:56

08

Shadow From Tartarus

5:26

09

Tree of Knowledge

4:09

10

Raven

5:04

11

Glint

0:37

12

Caves of Paradise

4:15

13

The Lord’s Graffiti

3:04

14

N.E.W.

5:28

15

IWAAD

5:41

Moments Worth Listening For

The way the brittle, metallic harp melody in Uriel’s Black Harp feels like it is physically decaying as it plays.

The transition into Shadow From Tartarus where a recognizable house beat finally emerges from the thick digital sludge.

The eerie, suspended silence of Tree of Knowledge where the music feels like it is breathing in a vacuum.

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