Showing posts with label funeral altar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label funeral altar. Show all posts

Friday, November 17, 2017

funeral altar / ghaisiuan II.



Funeral Altar / Ghaisiuan II

28:34

55.64 MB

1. Ghaisiuan - Untitled
2. Funeral Altar - Untitled
3. Funeral Altar - Untitled



newest split from the two perverse homage staples.

the funeral altar side sounds great, as expected...these tracks really build on what was started in the full-length and they're first-rate.

as stated when it went on sale, the ghaisiuan side was recorded on a broken machine and sounds rough...not that I have an inherent problem with that.

in fact, I think it's an interesting experiment in sound...it adds an almost generative element, where even the artist doesn't know how the final outcome will sound until it's finished.

the resulting track is very noisy, very raw...it sounds like the guitar and some vocal elements are present, but everything else is in the process of being engulfed by a black hole...probably not what most of you were hoping for, but it adds a new layer to this release, which would've otherwise just been a standard (albeit excellent) split...it makes it into experimental sound art, a generative exercise in unintended manipulations...to my ears, at least.

definitely check it out.




(for split purposes only.)





Wednesday, October 11, 2017

funeral altar - self-titled.



Funeral Altar - S/T

30:02

60.38 MB

1. Intro
2. Untitled
3. Untitled
4. Untitled
5. Untitled
6. Outro



debut full-length from funeral altar, newly released by perverse homage.

ambient synth-based intro and outro tracks with four slabs of black metal in between.

what more could you want?

a vinyl version might be coming soon, so keep an eye out.

recommended.




(for funereal purposes only.)





Wednesday, June 14, 2017

funeral altar / ghaisiuan.



Funeral Altar / Ghaisiuan

17:06

33.39 MB

1. Funeral Altar - Untitled
2. Ghaisiuan - Untitled



new split between funeral altar and ghaisiuan, courtesy of perverse homage.

the funeral altar side is super uptempo, filled with riffs, no-frills black metal.

the ghaisiuan side is very different, much more cacophonous...but their style shouldn't surprise any of you.

will this be reissued?

who knows, but it's really great and if you missed out on grabbing a copy, keep an eye on discogs.


more from this perverse homage batch will be posted soon.




(sold out.)


(for untitled purposes only.)