From the low-ceiling basement to the mechanical temple: Cathode Ray Tube's Inferyes delivers 4 surgically precise tracks — biblical drums, dub-dancehall collisions and loping anthems for souls dancing at the edges of glittering sonic temples. Children of Osiris' Abramelin 10 unfolds like successive invocations inside a vast mechanical temple, where ancient magical geometry collides with futuristic architecture and technology becomes indistinguishable from magick. Eric Hausmann's Ahh Dub cuts a found voice loose from its sentence — drums that won't settle, bass that won't either. Bag of Holding's Antique Animal rounds it out as a black box recording of a soul crossing space and time, recovered from corrupted MiniDisks in a Maine ditch.

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Inferyes by Cathode Ray Tube cover art

“Inferyes is 4 tracks of surgically precise, aurally injected tracks of a perfect album”

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Ahh Dub by Eric Hausmann cover art
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“A found voice that never finishes its thought — dub for a body that won't sit still.”

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