BRADLEY, PAUL — Sepulchral
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Amorphing & shifting clouds of transpersonal drone-ambience that wave and shimmer in an overtunic manner... great new work from PAUL BRADLEY on his own 20HERTZ label.....
“Minimal guitar drones drifting past in an endless space. To be listened to at low/medium volume and late at night, with the curtains drawn and lights turned down. All guitars & processing by Paul Bradley DURATION 38:10 FORMAT CDR In clear slim-line case with printed insert” [website info]
“ On his latest CDR release, Paul Bradley (one of the rising stars from the UK drone music scene) processes the sound of guitar. Nothing new, this guitar as the source of drone music. But unlike many other, Bradley had composed a strange work that lasts about thirty minutes. Strange in the sense that it is not one long drone from start to finish, but it moves between strong drone passages, but then things slip back and it seems to be starting again. There is a slightly metallic sound to these recordings, a bit harsh at times. But overall, this is a fine work that fits the tradition (Ora, Monos, Mirror etc) quite well.” [Frans de Waard / Vital Weekly]
“Minimal guitar drones drifting past in an endless space. To be listened to at low/medium volume and late at night, with the curtains drawn and lights turned down. All guitars & processing by Paul Bradley DURATION 38:10 FORMAT CDR In clear slim-line case with printed insert” [website info]
“ On his latest CDR release, Paul Bradley (one of the rising stars from the UK drone music scene) processes the sound of guitar. Nothing new, this guitar as the source of drone music. But unlike many other, Bradley had composed a strange work that lasts about thirty minutes. Strange in the sense that it is not one long drone from start to finish, but it moves between strong drone passages, but then things slip back and it seems to be starting again. There is a slightly metallic sound to these recordings, a bit harsh at times. But overall, this is a fine work that fits the tradition (Ora, Monos, Mirror etc) quite well.” [Frans de Waard / Vital Weekly]