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Multicide - Pathogenesis FLAC download

  • Performer: Multicide
  • Title: Pathogenesis
  • Size FLAC ver: 1824 mb
  • Released: 1993
  • Style: Experimental, Ambient
  • Other formats: XM ADX AIFF APE AU MP1 TTA
  • Genre: Electronic
  • Rating: 4.7 of 5
Multicide - Pathogenesis FLAC download
Multicide - Pathogenesis FLAC download

Tracklist

1 Zero Element 6:35
2 Pathogenesis 12:07
3 Ashy Drifts Of Insect Corpses 18:54
4 Bad Blood 9:56
5 Punishing The Atoms 9:50
6 5-HT 15:18

Companies, etc.

  • Made By – PDO, UK – 10237471
  • Distributed By – D.O.R. (Infinity)
  • Recorded At – Wall Of Silence

Credits

  • Design [Cover Design] – J. Everall*
  • Guitar – Paul Neville (tracks: 2)
  • Mixed By, Effects, Sampler [Additional Samples] – M.J. Harris*
  • Sampler [Samples], Sequenced By, Drum Programming – John Everall

Notes

Total playing time: 73:21

A D.O.R. Release.

Recorded at Wall Of Silence, Birmingham, April 1993.
Special Thanks to: M.J. Harris and Paul Neville.

Distribution: D.O.R.(Infinity), London.
Manufactured in the U.K.
Made in UK by PDO.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Matrix / Runout (CD): ADOR919 10237471 02 %



Comments (1)

BoberMod
This is the solo project of JOHN EVERALL, the guy behind the SENTRAX label, assisted with mixing effects & samples by MICK HARRIS and guitarist PAUL NEVILLE on the title track. "Zero Element" is a quiet, passive, enjoyably strange little track which moves between slightly metallic sustains & simple tabla-like rhythms - obvious comparison would be MUSLIMGAUZE, although this is a lot less intense, somehow less threatening. "Pathogenesis" is a more complex thng, opening with spoken voice on morbid subjects, it becomes a sort of R'n'R rhythm remoulded into something smoother, a loose sequential rhythm over which white gaseous buzzes of guitar & snatches of spoken voice rise and fall. It has an insistance to it, simple yet somehow trancy. "Ashy Drifts Of Insect Corpses" slowly drifts in and out of the speakers, a non-beat thing which consists of a series of whitish synths & subtle samples, drifting out of the speakers in panned stereo soundscapes, a series of floating imaginary forms suspended in a lighter-than-air atmosphere. About 12 minutes into it's 18 minute length, a drum pattern fades into the mix, a jungle rhythm which fits perfectly into it's dream-state atmosphere. A more dense blast of noise fills the air for "Bad Blood", moving with heart-beat through icy wind-blown avenues of sound, amorphous, ungrounded & starkly alien. "Punishing The Atoms" is a slow, dramatic track, a sort of film theme, dark & gravid with intended threat. A voice quietly talks about a multiple personality in the background in that quiet, laid-back way found on CLOCK DVA's more dramatic 90's material. "5-HT" evolves through a series of disquieting soundscapes, peopled by voices male & female speaking of killing, into a huge rolling thunderous thing over which metal-like percussion, white-bleached beyond any physical weight, fall into fragments. An intriguing album, it's passivity countered by chill atmospheres & disquieting works from the darker side of the human soul. It's going to be interesting to see how this project develops. Originally reviewed for Soft Watch.

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