A chaotic nightmare dream sequence set within a dystopian city landscape. We find ourselves amidst a psychedelic haze, on the roof of a tower block, staring out into the neon and grey of the city vistas. The song is a testimony to finding oneself completely lost within a moment of desperation. The spiralling sensations of both the known and unknown, of the remembered, the current and the impending; a myriad of emotions crashing in waves. Featuring an intro that might fit an Interpol track, the composition subsequently crashes into six/four time, guiding us on a hypnotic journey of undulating sub bass and waves of crescendoing guitars and synth parts.
Morti Viventear Decacremix:
The much sought after Montreal-based producer Morti Viventear goes to work on his sinister Decacremix; expertly twisting the track into a down-tempo four/four exercise in moody grindhouse atmospherics, creeping melodies and crunchy breakbeats. An absolute must.
Dot Remix:
Soon-to-be legendary German producer Dot brings mayhem and fire to his reinterpretation of the Black Monoliths, delivering a remix that blends noise-rap crunch with ethereal electronica, before finally going to town with a huge post-rock finish; all immaculately crafted to the last detail.
Album 'Field Reports From The Western Lands'
Out 30th March 2018
(Limited Box, 2xLP, Book, Digital)
supported by 4 fans who also own “Black Monoliths Over New Jerusalem”
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