Often
times, I see the cassette or band name and that somehow influences the way that
I hear the music coming out of it, and well, yeah, that kind of happened
here. If I had been given this without
any labels, I may have come to the same conclusion though, so it might just be
a matter that this is all just so fitting.
The
first thing I can hear in this ambient music is the minimal sound of ghosts
screaming. If that doesn’t somehow
relate to either or the two names up there then I’m not sure how else to tell
you to interpret it. (By the by, my Dad
informed me that it is not purgatory which no longer exists, but rather limbo,
in accordance with the Catholic Church)
There are some electric guitar notes of doom, but this also becomes
quiet and noise at the same time.
There
are more than a few instances on here when I am under the impression that the
side is over, but it has just gotten really quiet and does come back. That also reminds me of what people must
think purgatory is like in some ways, right?
But
between the quiet, psychedelic guitar rattling and drums destructing, it is
quite possible that scattered is a good word to describe this. Though for some reason I cannot fully explain
with words, this cassette also reminds me a lot of the movie “Dances with
Wolves”. Regardless, I just really like the mixture
here and this should be listened to by most, if not all.
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