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phantasmagorovich wrote:And for the cover I was actually going for a more Philip K. Dick-ian feel than Lovecraftian. But Lovecraft is fine. It's a picture of a chinese crested dog, mirrored a couple of times until it became this fur-eye-teeth planet.

LOL, I figured it was some kind of unholy mutated little dog. Anyway, I just saw a ball of eyes and teeth and my mind went to "Shoggoth."

This second track is really fuzzed out, great way to start my morning...

goroth wrote: I thought this was a misplaced behndy bst thread and all I got was relapse-core?

This.

But I like it very much, anyway.
You guys did good.

daseb wrote:yeah this is mad. Love the way it goes from Lustmord/Ten Horned Beast to utter maximalism in like ten seconds.

Ooooh. Hadn't actually gotten around to listening to Ten Horned Beast until now. Very nice (and very nice compliment for the comparison, obvs.I get all aflutter being compared to Lustmord in any capacity).

DarkAxel wrote:Damn, I love you guys

I was talking about this in Cologne... it's so great that you collaborate like this... I'd do something like that in a second (I actually absolutely love sample manipulation and degradation but never get to do much of it because of... reasons?) and I immensely respect you got something this awesome out of it

Thanks! Obviously making albums can be pulling-teeth levels of misery and 3,000 miles of difference has the possibility to compound that, but the nice bit about collaborating like this (esp. since we weren't on any sort of schedule) is that the only expectation is something you can be proud of at the end. It's very different from being part of an 'in the same rehearsal space and holy fuck dude we've played this song 5,000 times why are you still botching the changes you use too many pedals you have the worst ideas Fuck you Fuck You Fuck You smoke break!" band because of the lack of immediacy, which is very nice.

Not that I don't love playing in those sort of 'same rehearsal space' bands, but it's just a different thing.

Blackened Soul wrote:I like it a lot, I promise to give it a proper listen once my headache is gone

This is very much up your alley.

Thanks for the explanation of how it was created dos.

Love it!

Yeah man, totally understand that both have pros and cons

If anyone wants to collaborate, hit me up... I tried doing something with Bassus once and it never happened which I'm still pretty sad about actually... make it up to me

D.o.S. wrote:

daseb wrote:yeah this is mad. Love the way it goes from Lustmord/Ten Horned Beast to utter maximalism in like ten seconds.

Ooooh. Hadn't actually gotten around to listening to Ten Horned Beast until now. Very nice (and very nice compliment for the comparison, obvs.I get all aflutter being compared to Lustmord in any capacity).

You're welcome! As much as Lustmord is like the gold standard I like the spin Ten Horned Beast puts on that stuff. Seems a lot more primitive and raw.

Finally listened to it the whole way through...really good atmospheric awesome stuff dudes.

Downloading soon once I figure out the bandcamp (bought a ton of stuff...but no account. maybe time to make an account)

goroth wrote:

Blackened Soul wrote:I like it a lot, I promise to give it a proper listen once my headache is gone

This is very much up your alley.

Thanks for the explanation of how it was created dos.

Love it!

And so it is.

Thoughts, it made me feel like I was falling through space or something, both tracks did this in their own way, that's a big thing, that's a hard thing to achieve.
The balance was good too, not to harsh and you could really hear a lot of definition.

Ok, this makes me long for an Ice Bear/DoS/Phanta three way. Start off in space then gradually burn up in the outer atmosphere and crash land on a cold arctic shore.

goroth wrote:Ok, this makes me long for an Ice Bear/DoS/Phanta three way. Start off in space then gradually burn up in the outer atmosphere and crash land on a cold arctic shore.

yassssss.

Dudes, why are there not more collabs like this? Or am I just missing them?

2016 should be the year of the ILF Mix. The Doom room did/is doing(?) something like this.

This stuff is seriously awesome.

I always called these sorts of things Postal Service bands.

Like the duo The Postal Service, they sent each other the songs back and forth in the mail until they were finished...

You ruined it man

neonblack wrote:Dudes, why are there not more collabs like this? Or am I just missing them?

2016 should be the year of the ILF Mix. The Doom room did/is doing(?) something like this.

This stuff is seriously awesome.

Thank you!

idk I have always had this collab idea in the back of my mind but the first couple years I was lurking + posting on ILF I was pretty intimidated by the quality of the music here and I didn't want to waste anyone's time. I still don't want to do that, and I'm still intimidated (in a good way), but resin was the one who goaded me to start actually think about making the idea when we did our split and started talking about the drone comp.

In the words of that stupid Shia LeBouf video and Nike, just do it?

lordgalvar wrote:Finally listened to it the whole way through...really good atmospheric awesome stuff dudes.

Downloading soon once I figure out the bandcamp (bought a ton of stuff...but no account. maybe time to make an account)

You should be able to 'buy' it for free, just enter in 0.00 (or better yet $1,000,000.00). It might ask you for your email?

Blackened Soul wrote: And so it is.

Thoughts, it made me feel like I was falling through space or something, both tracks did this in their own way, that's a big thing, that's a hard thing to achieve.
The balance was good too, not to harsh and you could really hear a lot of definition.

Thank you!

goroth wrote:Ok, this makes me long for an Ice Bear/DoS/Phanta three way. Start off in space then gradually burn up in the outer atmosphere and crash land on a cold arctic shore.

Tell you what, if you can get Neurot to put it out I'm sure we'd all make time for it.

In all seriousness, that sounds like a really great bill, and I'm stoked to be mentioned in such good company. Not to say that it will/won't happen or to speak for BS or Phanta, of course, but it is a nice thought.

lordgalvar wrote:You ruined it man

Shhhhhhh

I listen to The Postal Service with my nineteen-month-old every day, both sides of the LP, as soon as I get home from work, and we dance together to it

BTW D.o.S./Phanta my baby likes your record a lot, that's a ringing endorsement

Super picky kid. Cries if I put on The Strokes. Too angular