Posts Tagged: Deison
Deison & Mingle ~ Everything Collapse[d]
Everything Collapse[d] is billed by Aagoo as “an album of melancholy and desolation”, and it ends in failure ~ to be precise, a faithful cover of Swans’ “Failure”. And yet, the album is intensely alive; intentional morbidity never sounded so good.
Deison & Mingle ~ Everything Collapse[d]
Everything Collapse[d] is billed by Aagoo as “an album of melancholy and desolation”, and it ends in failure ~ to be precise, a faithful cover of Swans’ “Failure”. And yet, the album is intensely alive; intentional morbidity never sounded so good.
Deison / Candor Chasma ~ Antimatter Circles
The bedrock of distinct noise arrives out of nowhere; the creeping hiss of an out of tune television set at three a.m, conjuring up feelings of apprehension and fear as another apartment is illuminated under the intense light of white
Deison / Candor Chasma ~ Antimatter Circles
The bedrock of distinct noise arrives out of nowhere; the creeping hiss of an out of tune television set at three a.m, conjuring up feelings of apprehension and fear as another apartment is illuminated under the intense light of white
Deison/Galan ~ Cayendo
Italy’s Deison has been recording for decades, and is still experimenting with new ideas. He’s never settled into a single mode of recording or focused on a single genre. This creative restlessness has worked to his advantage. Cayendo doesn’t sound like any of
Deison/Galan ~ Cayendo
Italy’s Deison has been recording for decades, and is still experimenting with new ideas. He’s never settled into a single mode of recording or focused on a single genre. This creative restlessness has worked to his advantage. Cayendo doesn’t sound like any of
ACL 2012: The Year’s Best Album Covers
These are times of widespread disconnect, and music is one of the most genuine ways for a person all alone to feel understood. We’re seeing DIY backlashes against this loss of connection everywhere (Just look into the boom on homesteading
ACL 2012: The Year’s Best Album Covers
These are times of widespread disconnect, and music is one of the most genuine ways for a person all alone to feel understood. We’re seeing DIY backlashes against this loss of connection everywhere (Just look into the boom on homesteading
Deison ~ Quiet Rooms
Spectres circle Quiet Rooms, never appearing fully to the eye. Deep in the subconscious, we may be aware that something isn’t quite right, but any experience of paranormal phenomena is one out of sight, influenced by a slight, fearful dread and an
Deison ~ Quiet Rooms
Spectres circle Quiet Rooms, never appearing fully to the eye. Deep in the subconscious, we may be aware that something isn’t quite right, but any experience of paranormal phenomena is one out of sight, influenced by a slight, fearful dread and an
Anatomy ~ Dead Man and a Skeleton Stag
Sneaky, this Deison chap is, sneaking out a new release under a pseudonym (NOISE-d), a collaboration with the similarly industrial-minded dANI/Alvo, forming the bond of Anatomy. (The hip bone’s connected to the industrial bone.) With these two, one never knows what
Anatomy ~ Dead Man and a Skeleton Stag
Sneaky, this Deison chap is, sneaking out a new release under a pseudonym (NOISE-d), a collaboration with the similarly industrial-minded dANI/Alvo, forming the bond of Anatomy. (The hip bone’s connected to the industrial bone.) With these two, one never knows what
Deison ~ Night Sessions
Age can have a calming effect on the soul. Just ask Deison, two decades removed from his work in Meathead. While remaining experimental, he has toned down the knobs a bit for his latest effort, the collaborative and cavernous Night
Deison ~ Night Sessions
Age can have a calming effect on the soul. Just ask Deison, two decades removed from his work in Meathead. While remaining experimental, he has toned down the knobs a bit for his latest effort, the collaborative and cavernous Night
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