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GO comes face to face with the central challenge of our time: how to stay whole in a meiotic world. Unsettled by institutionalised tectonics, many seek to escape the glare of sanctioned bliss. But even retreat leads through a tangle of invisible tentacles friendly to the touch. The album floats a handmade mirrorball skywards, in no particular direction, its sole purpose to glint back patterns hidden at ground level. It draws on organic and digital sources in equal measure. Nitrox guitar, vocals and kinetic grooves join forces with synths, grain blenders and delamination drives. Often curious, sometimes familiar, more glyph than schematic, all reflections are nonetheless real. Obviously. Creo, ergo sum.
Revamped edition of a forgotten dark-guitar soundscape masterpiece.
Nylon Strings Under Ordinary Conditions finds Philadelphia musician David Dellacroce — an extraordinarily versatile artist, and quite simply one of my favorite guitarists working today — alone with an acoustic guitar, wandering through a collection of minimal, haunted improvisations where very little needs to happen for an entire landscape to appear. Dellacroce plays with that rare understanding that silence is not the absence surrounding music, but part of its material. Notes emerge tentatively, sometimes almost innocently, and are allowed to hover in the air until their contours begin to blur. Melodies seem to remember themselves only partially. Small gestures become apparitions. The wooden body of the instrument breathes, creaks, resonates — a tiny architecture inhabited by fingers, nylon, memory and empty space. There is melancholy here, certainly, but also candor. A peculiar tenderness. Something approaching saudade, perhaps, although the object of longing remains beautifully unclear. These improvisations seem suspended between remembering and forgetting, between the intimacy of someone playing alone in a room and the strange immensity that can suddenly open inside a handful of notes. The guitar dies very softly in Dellacroce’s hands, only to reappear somewhere inside you — still vibrating, long after the room has gone silent. -Sir Kuliktavikt
7 track album - The 11th LP from the grim old count. Vast soundscapes, dramatic guitars over dark dungeon synth themes.
10th LP by the grim old count. Dark Ambient Guitar Driven Dungeon Synth
8 track album
Short live improvised session recorded at CSOA Diskordia in Madrid on March 5th, 2025. Just a guitar and a few pedals—kept it simple and had a great time :)
track by Mortlach
Lasitud is composed of 6 free improvisations with minimal overdubs, it features guitars, pedals, contact microphones, and other sound objects. These tracks are presented in the order they were recorded, with no retakes. Recorded and mixed between August and October 2025 at Autodetuned studio credits released March 1, 2026 Originally released on Static Disc in February 2026 Cassettes available on staticdisc.bandcamp.com/album/lasitud
he first album "Waiting for Rosetta" was released in September 2019. "Rosetta" is a journey through the solar system you could listen to when lying outside and staring at the sky while listening. Rosetta begins with Komarov's Prayer. After that, we wait for Rosetta probe to travel in space. From there, we move on to the icy surfaces of Jupiter's moon Europa. "Voyage" depicts the feeling of travelling in relatively empty space, full of anticipation, distress and homesickness. Too long in space can also lead to insanity and the album continues with the slightly more action-packed Space Madness song inspired by Ren & Stimpy. Madness leads to mystic and slightly oriental atmosphere of Saturnalia somewhere in Saturn's orbit. Oumuamua's long trek through the solar system completes the release.
In 2010 QRD started a series of interviews with guitar players after spending two years coming up with 58 questions about approaches & techniques of playing, & since it's QRD all the guitarists were a bit out of the mainstream. After ten sets of interviews it was time to bundle everything together & ask the guitarists if they had some sound to contribute. So we ended up with something pretty massive. 54 tracks of guitarists pushing their instruments & rigs. A 50+ page digital booklet. A 2388 page ebook of interviews with guitarists. I like to think I went all out on this. I feel like there’s no justice in mentioning individual contributors & barely even genres. The pieces flow from ambient to folk to drone to jazz to metal to noise & back around several times in its nearly 4 hour run time. So sit back & relax & drone out & bliss out & freak out a good chunk of your day away.
Your Majesty tips its hat to the golden age of rock and pop — when melodies ruled, guitars reigned and lyrics always had something to proclaim. Blending love songs, political jabs, and wry observations on human nature, the album celebrates the majesty of ordinary people, even when their leaders let the side down. With every track built on strong melodies and a healthy sense of humour, Your Majesty is a reminder that rock can still carry both a tune and a thought. It may prove to be Forest and Dove's crowning glory.
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