Savage Cult // German Army - s/t
In the vast expanse of time, beating rhythms have bean buried beneath the surge of civilizations. Forgotten energy, like the heartbeat of countless spirits in physical form, both existing perpetually past the coils of mortality. Here, on this split cassette by Savage Cult and German Army, recently unearthed sounds play with strength, weaving their way deep into consciousnesses. From ceremonial pathways, along tribal beats, mysterious melodies connect past and future. Our listening part of the unyielding process, thoughts flicker like the flames from which we were formed.
The first side contains five lengthy tracks from Savage Cult, a project stemming from France's Théo Verdiere. These melodies, a dormant geothermal up welling, raw in essence, wise in delivery. Sounds of pageantry from left behind people and eroded places. Occupying both tribal circles and the high courts of old. Savage Cult is rich in the outward vectors of ancient shadows, dark streaks across the already dim light. Frightening aspects kept under total control, too much precision all the way through. Each listen adding to the confirmation of our prolific ancestry and beauty from the old.
German Army compliments the split with introspective electronics driven at tranquilizing cadence. The magnificence of the first side has given way to the inner workings of cultural energy. Rhythms press on thoughts as charged resonance extracts the history of our origins. Seven tracks with fluctuating pulse, all held in check with sinuous aural threads. As the haze of time thins, the classic formula of German Army can be heard. Connecting past and future, giving listeners a beautiful moment in the now, the variance in tones perfectly dialed in once again. This is the second time PK and NH have landed on NEN Records, the first composition was titled Fermin, described almost four years ago on this site.
Released on NEN Records out of Russia in a very limited edition of forty five. Full color inlays for each side of the cassette housed in a multi color fold out panel. Copies are currently available.
The first side contains five lengthy tracks from Savage Cult, a project stemming from France's Théo Verdiere. These melodies, a dormant geothermal up welling, raw in essence, wise in delivery. Sounds of pageantry from left behind people and eroded places. Occupying both tribal circles and the high courts of old. Savage Cult is rich in the outward vectors of ancient shadows, dark streaks across the already dim light. Frightening aspects kept under total control, too much precision all the way through. Each listen adding to the confirmation of our prolific ancestry and beauty from the old.
German Army compliments the split with introspective electronics driven at tranquilizing cadence. The magnificence of the first side has given way to the inner workings of cultural energy. Rhythms press on thoughts as charged resonance extracts the history of our origins. Seven tracks with fluctuating pulse, all held in check with sinuous aural threads. As the haze of time thins, the classic formula of German Army can be heard. Connecting past and future, giving listeners a beautiful moment in the now, the variance in tones perfectly dialed in once again. This is the second time PK and NH have landed on NEN Records, the first composition was titled Fermin, described almost four years ago on this site.
Released on NEN Records out of Russia in a very limited edition of forty five. Full color inlays for each side of the cassette housed in a multi color fold out panel. Copies are currently available.
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