Dead Voices On Air: New Words Machine
- Dream Catcher
- Soul Catcher
- Vran
- Gessing
- Powerlang
- Vuls
This being the second Dead Voices on Air release in two months came as a total
surprise for me. Having just gotten over how good the previous album "Hafted
Maul" was, and then to be graced with another so soon was like divine
intervention. I originally picked up the old album on a lark mostly because
it had been highly recommended to me by friends. I was more than a little
afraid seeing as my only previous experience with Zoviet France consisted
of 23 minutes of grinding glass noises, instead I was pleasantly surprised
to be blessed with wavering sound sculptures and dark esoteric disturbances.
The entire hour length album evokes convulsive nightmarish entity which wafts
through the air threatening to choke the life out of the listener. Definitely
the kind of music to be played in a dark room in the middle of a thunderstorm.
So if you've been a skeptic about picking up either release of Dead Voices on
Air, reconsider for your own sanitys sake.
Dead Voices On Air is:
Mark Spybey with help from cEvin key
Contact:
Cleopatra Records
8726 S. Sepulveda Blvd D-82
Los Angeles, CA 90045
E-mail: cleopatra@tunanet.com
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