Fractal Skulls II, by The Fractal Skulls

Fractal Skulls II

by The Fractal Skulls

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1.	The Transitional Phase 04:31	info
2.	Foreign Bed 04:22	info
3.	Patterns 10:01	info	buy track
4.	Operator 05:01	info

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Tran Phase, Foreign Bed and Operator appear on the Fractal Skulls debut LP 'Rayleigh Scattering' on Subexotic records. You can grab your copy here - bit.ly/LKVR9Y

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Recorded and Mixed at night between Summer 2010 and Spring 2011, using an MS-2000, Wem Copicat, Boss Line Mixer and a fucked up Fender Amp.

To celebrate the 150th release on Reverb Worship I thought it would be a cool idea to do something different that I had not done before. So I would like to introduce you to the second release by The Fractal Skulls.The Fractal Skulls II is a cassette release containing four excellent tracks.A musical move which takes on a kosmiche~electronic krautrock stance from the previous release.
Side one begins with “The Transitional Phase” which gradually evolves with drifting electronic patterns into a blissed out ambient bass drone.“Foreign Bed” the second track pulses along with a lovely analogue fueled organ refrain.Side two commences with “Patterns” a track which echoes the minimalistic drifting sitar droned theme of the debut release.This is followed by “Operator” an engaging, throbbing motorik stomp.These cassettes are pro-dubbed and come with cassette shells in dark blue, green, red and orange.The inlays have a muliple image of a phrenology head.Each cassette is individually hand numbered and come with an insert.Available now in a limited edition of 100 copies split with the artist.

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released March 28, 2011

Produced and Mixed by Christopher Smith at home and at Hill Valley Studios.

Artwork by Reverb Worship

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The Fractal Skulls Buckinghamshire, UK

Using the basic building blocks of analogue generated loops and minimalist drone, The Fractal Skulls weave subtly evolving patterns of hypnotic sound to produce kosmische music that transcends the sum of its deceptively simple parts. Key to The Fractal Skulls’ music is the use of repetition to create an immersive and all encompassing sonic environment. ... more

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