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DEATHPROD - Occulting Disk

Format: CD Label & Cat.Number: Smalltown Supersound Release Year: 2019 Note: DEATHPROD aka HELGE STEN (also a member of early MOTORPSYCHO and nowadays SUPERSILENT) with a new album after 15 years => most abstract and amorph, eerie dronescapes and fog horns that ebb and wave in siren-like formations, an intense trip into the naught and mysterious powers, understood as a sound ritual against hate and fear... "it could be viewed as an amulet to ward off hate and bad energy.." [Resident Advisor] - 6 panel digipack CD Price (incl. 19% VAT): €14.00 More Info Hinter Deathprod verbirgt sich der norwegische Musiker Helge Sten, seines Zeichens Ex-Mitglied bei Motorpsycho und Supersilent. Neben seinem Pseudonym Deathprod nahm Sten auch unter dem Namen Audio Virus als auch unter seinem eigentlichen Namen zahlreiche Alben auf. Zudem kollaborierte er mit Biosphere, Arve Henriksen, John Hegre, Lasse Marhaug, Sidsel Endresen, Christian Wallumrod, Nils Petter Molvær sowie mit seiner Frau Susanna Wallumrod, als Sängerin vor allem unter dem Namen Susanna bekannt. "Occulting Disk", das erste neue Album von Deathprod seit fünfzehn Jahren, ist ein antifaschistisches Ritual. Aufgenommen in Oslo, Reykjavik, Berlin, Köln und Los Angeles zwischen 2012 und 2019, ist es das erste Deathprod-Album seit "Morals And Dogma" aus dem Jahr 2004. Aus den "Occulting Disks" Liner Notes: "I remember driving over a mountain with my mother, she was in the passenger seat and we were being mauled and cuddled and battered and fried by sound; together. We were together experiencing something previously unimaginable, and we were facing the same direction, and we were moving through space and time knowing that a geographic destination some way ahead would bring an end. And the sound surrounded us, and for once our mutual silence was loaded with good. Because we were in the presence of each other, and we knew so much about how we had failed each other (it wasn't a mystery any more), and we knew how we had maimed others when we worried too much about ourselves, how we had contributed to the faults of others simply by focusing in instead of out. Our mutual silences were laden with what that could only be called love. I used to hear love in music until I learned to hear love in sound." - Will Oldham https://deathprod.bandcamp.com/album/occulting-disk