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G.H. (2LP + DOWNLOAD)
From the disputed border somewhere between Lancashire and Yorkshire, G..H. claims a no mans land where he is free to decimate distinctions between black metal, grime and concre`te techno by drawing upon an elusive, metaphysical force
Genre | Electronic & Dance |
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Format | VINYL |
Cat. no | LOVE103 |
Label | MODERNLOVE |
Artist | HOUSEBOUND DEMIGOD |
Release Date | 23/09/2016 |
Carrier | 2LP |
Barcode | 5060165481170 |
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Housebound Demigod G.H. Format: 2xLP+DL Catalog Nr: LOVE 103 Barcode: 5060165481170 From the disputed border somewhere between Lancashire and Yorkshire, G..H. claims a no mans land where he is free to decimate distinctions between black metal, grime and concre`te techno by drawing upon an elusive, metaphysical force thatâ„¢s exclusively common to music rooted in that region; from Muslimgauze and Autechre thru Shackleton and Demdike Stare. The inarguably mongrel Housebound Demigod is G.H.â„¢s debut solo album, following the Ground EP (2011) and his involvement with the hexed Pendle Coven project & HATE, alongside Miles Whittaker and Andy Stott, respectively, between 2003 - 2009. It sounds like nothing out there; the result of countless hours at the grindstone, using sound as tonal therapy and a purely expressive sculptural material to best render the feel of his bleak but extraordinarily beautiful surroundings with all the rugged texture and captivating aesthetic of some ancient cave graffiti. The album unfolds as a treacherous topography of boggy drones, entrenched subbass and deforested, windswept feedback, strewn with the charred remains of black metal in opener Screaming Demon Pickups and the hollow-eyed stare down of Angels & Doormen, or prone to bury the senses with unpredictable slow techno mudslides in Mickey Cosmos or the subsidence of Packhorse. He often underlines that physicality with a drily ambiguous wit; check the bitterly clipped narrative on Yorkshire Fog, or, equally, when he puts all his weight behind the stylus-troubling, bestial shudder of Devils Bit Scabious, and you canâ„¢t shake the feeling that heâ„¢s gurning like an evil loon behind the rotten torque of the albumâ„¢s titular parting shot. While ostensibly monotone, overcast, the devil is found in the albumâ„¢s subtleties of timing and mixing detail; riddled with phantasms that lurk and lash out from the crevices of its granite slabs and pitch black ravines, all placed at oblique angles in his surreally folded, labyrinthine and unheimlich soundfield... 01 Screamin demon pickups 02 Mickey Cosmos 03 Packhorse 04 Angels and doormen 05 Yorkshire fog 06 Bikini 07 Devils bit scabious 08 Housebound Demigod