Sacred Excavations [SSR-RR-0026]
by Unearth Noise
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Accelerant
04:38
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Damballah
04:19
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Premonition
05:15
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Death Machine
05:57
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Shakuna Vimaana
06:16
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Prism
05:19
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Spectres
02:47
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Divining Rod
05:38
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Conductor
04:35
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The Guide
06:10
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The Well
04:34
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Requiem for Lost Souls
04:28
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Heaven Mechanism
07:04
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Last Thoughts
04:12
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about
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Unearth Noise's mission is to expand the barriers of what is considered music, creating a transcendent sonic experience. The project combines elements of experimentalism, psychedelia, world sounds, and ritual musics into a potent and entrancing psycho-spiritual brew. Unorthodox electronics are blended with invented instruments, electric guitars, tribal drums, and shamanic voices, creating otherworldly soundscapes sometimes jarring and dissonant, other times meditative and devotional. The sound is best summed up by the phrase: "That's not music, that's Unearth Noise.".
All music composed and performed by Unearth Noise (Roger Berkowitz). Source material (voices) on "Accelerant" from Songs and Rhythms of Morocco (Lyrichord records) - used by kind permission of Lyrichord Discs.
Unearth Noise's mission is to expand the barriers of what is considered music, creating a transcendent sonic experience. The project combines elements of experimentalism, psychedelia, world sounds, and ritual musics into a potent and entrancing psycho-spiritual brew. Unorthodox electronics are blended with invented instruments, electric guitars, tribal drums, and shamanic voices, creating otherworldly soundscapes sometimes jarring and dissonant, other times meditative and devotional. The sound is best summed up by the phrase: "That's not music, that's Unearth Noise.".
All music composed and performed by Unearth Noise (Roger Berkowitz). Source material (voices) on "Accelerant" from Songs and Rhythms of Morocco (Lyrichord records) - used by kind permission of Lyrichord Discs.
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released January 23, 2014
This album is released by SPLITTING SOUNDS RECORDS
splittingsoundsrecords.blogspot.com
This album is released by SPLITTING SOUNDS RECORDS
splittingsoundsrecords.blogspot.com
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Splitting Sounds Records Novi Sad, Serbia
Active since 2012. Splitting Sounds Records is small independent record net-label releasing underground electronic,
experimental, ambient, drone, shoegaze, noise and other unusual music to the public. Our goal is to promote interesting underground projects/artists in DIY manner.
We're not for everyone.
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