Mike
Tarpaulin Skin
Transition Engineer
I will cure the world of this plague of hope...
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Post by Mike on Nov 29, 2006 14:18:52 GMT
Pulsefear are pleased to announce that their debut album, “Perichoresis”, shall be released in spring 2007 on Canada’s Profound Lore Records, in a limited edition slimline digipak (1000 copies only). The tracklisting is as follows: 1. Gauze 2. Lighthouse Pt 1 3. Docks 4. Lighthouse Pt 2 5. Under The artwork for the album has been generously provided by the talented photographer and urban explorer Melanie Rhys; her work can be viewed at the following address: www.urbandecay.org.uk |
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Post by Darkcrawl on Dec 1, 2006 20:30:09 GMT
Fantastic news! I'll have me one of those.
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Post by Tyranor on Dec 18, 2006 10:58:40 GMT
I want that thing. Being a dark ambient freak I desire to possess it.
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Post by searinglight on Dec 18, 2006 19:34:14 GMT
Interesting to see Profound Lore finally explore the world of Dark Ambient. Of course, the joy of hearing this material is not only here, but it seems to be slamming itself against the walls, clamoring to be released.
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mat
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Post by mat on Dec 24, 2006 0:53:44 GMT
Hell yea I've got to get me one of these albums....please let us know as soon as they are available and where from as I'd hate to miss out what with the limited amount of copies.
Thanks.
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Post by The Moderator on Jul 4, 2007 22:34:43 GMT
first review online, check the myspace page
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Post by Chammadai on Jul 5, 2007 12:24:23 GMT
Looking at the spine of the CD I am forced to wonder exactly how many 'r's should be in the title?
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Post by The Moderator on Jul 5, 2007 14:15:06 GMT
who knows such is the nature of the subject  |
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Post by Chammadai on Jul 5, 2007 14:55:41 GMT
You taunt!
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Post by The Moderator on Jul 14, 2007 8:21:06 GMT
I TAUNT! more reviews posted on the myspace.
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Post by Darkcrawl on Oct 2, 2007 20:53:55 GMT
Don't know if you've seen it or put it up on Myspace but there's a great review in Zero Tolerance Magazine (UK) this month:
'There aren't many albums that can genuinely take a listener on a journey in which he is separated from all consciousness, transported to a world where nothing exists, yet everything exists, where fear and paranoia become a reality, and where the mind is left free to wonder at its peril, in search of an escape despite of its will to remain in its currently influenced state. Perichroresis (sic) is one of the few albums that does all of the above through an array of mysterious and evocative soundscapes, using its dark, ambient force to engage the mind in a sonic experience rarely witnessed by humankind. Lie down; initiate the disc; and dream.'
John Norby- 5/6
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