a Scrape Tapes release
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second edition of 50 hand-numbered copies |
$3.50 ppd
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Reviews: "Finally, Content Nullity material! After god knows how long of getting teasers, clips, and hearing ideas from the man who nearly got me into noise and industrial, he has finally released Rotting Walls of Decaying Sound through his label, Scrape Tapes (http://www.myspace.com/scrapetapes). This tiny mini-CD contains 20 minutes of dark insanity that starts like a wound, falls in a super-medicated spiral through hell, and then finishes with the death convulsions – displaying them in all their violence and grotesqueries. The real highlights of the album are the middle few tracks, which have a distinct style of layered drone and noise to create a truly chilling effect – worthy of a haunted house in true seasonal style – that turn the album from a great noise album to a true experience. I really cannot recommend this highly enough, I was blown away by it even having heard Content Nullity material before, it just wasn't what I was quite expecting. Really a grade A album, get it now!" - Cam Burkhart @ Etherised webzine
"Well, I have played the three-inch a half-dozen times already. I think that it is an extremely compelling release. Just when I think that I have the sound figured out, some digital thing cuts in, or something else occurs that is unexpected. Cool stuff! I am pleased to hear it." - Mark Solotroff (Bloodlust!, Bloodyminded, Intrinsic Action) |
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