Skullflower - Tribulation [HD]

Skullflower, a loose group of musicians affiliated with guitarist Matthew Bower, performed wildly improvised psychedelic music.
The noise further increased on Tribulation (Crucial Blast, 2006) reaching a point of sheer feral brutality. Bower found his inspiration again in Lost In The Blackened Gardens Of Some Vast Star, which is but one long modulated massive distortion. Dying Venice is less visceral but boasts a whirlwind of chirping and drilling dissonances. Tribulation unleashes an even thicker avalanche of noise but it also lets a distant melody filter through it. The voice is mixed with the screaming instruments in Silver Stars Rot Mindlessly, but drowns into a vortex of industrial clangor. Increasing the intensity of the dissonances, Void Of Roses flirts with the apocalypse at extremely high beats-per-minute. In The Depths Of The Stagnant Pond, instead, slowly but methodically buries the music into an abyss of senseless distortions. This Skullflower album sets in motion one atonal hell, the second best one after Argon. In the following years and decade many would attempt to match the same manic droning euphoria, but few would even come close to it.

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Tracklist:

1 Lost In The Blackened Gardens Of Some Vast Star 00:00
2 Black Wind 09:18
3 Saragossa 13:24
4 Dying Venice 20:37
5 Tribulation 28:04
6 Void Of Roses 35:58
7 Dwarf Thunderbolt 42:26
8 Silver Stars Rot Mindlessly... 50:30
9 In The Depths Of The Stagnant Pond 57:37

Bandcamp: https://crucialblast.bandcamp.com/album/tr...