Crossed Paths - "4am Sessions" Limited Edition LP
Strictly limited to 100 copies. Comes in a 3mm spined regular outer sleeve with polylined inner sleeve. ALL PROFITS OF THIS RELEASE WILL BE DONATED TO HELP PEOPLE DISPLACED BY ONGOING CONFLICTS
CROSSED PATHS is something of a dream team-up between Bolt Thrower’s Andy Whale and the prolific Jason Walton (SCULPTURED, AGALLOCH). And “dream” is the operative word when it comes to the duo’s debut recording, 4AM Sessions: far, FAR from metal, CROSSED PATHS create dark and unsettling kosmische in the grand tradition of ‘70s Tangerine Dream, Klaus Schulze, and Cluster. Familiar these spacey excursions may be seem, uniquely, the duo’s electronic ambience integrates an overt war-themed focus, creating a hallucinatory effect not unlike the visuals to the film Apocalypse Now.
Strictly limited to 100 copies. Comes in a 3mm spined regular outer sleeve with polylined inner sleeve. ALL PROFITS OF THIS RELEASE WILL BE DONATED TO HELP PEOPLE DISPLACED BY ONGOING CONFLICTS
CROSSED PATHS is something of a dream team-up between Bolt Thrower’s Andy Whale and the prolific Jason Walton (SCULPTURED, AGALLOCH). And “dream” is the operative word when it comes to the duo’s debut recording, 4AM Sessions: far, FAR from metal, CROSSED PATHS create dark and unsettling kosmische in the grand tradition of ‘70s Tangerine Dream, Klaus Schulze, and Cluster. Familiar these spacey excursions may be seem, uniquely, the duo’s electronic ambience integrates an overt war-themed focus, creating a hallucinatory effect not unlike the visuals to the film Apocalypse Now.
Strictly limited to 100 copies. Comes in a 3mm spined regular outer sleeve with polylined inner sleeve. ALL PROFITS OF THIS RELEASE WILL BE DONATED TO HELP PEOPLE DISPLACED BY ONGOING CONFLICTS
CROSSED PATHS is something of a dream team-up between Bolt Thrower’s Andy Whale and the prolific Jason Walton (SCULPTURED, AGALLOCH). And “dream” is the operative word when it comes to the duo’s debut recording, 4AM Sessions: far, FAR from metal, CROSSED PATHS create dark and unsettling kosmische in the grand tradition of ‘70s Tangerine Dream, Klaus Schulze, and Cluster. Familiar these spacey excursions may be seem, uniquely, the duo’s electronic ambience integrates an overt war-themed focus, creating a hallucinatory effect not unlike the visuals to the film Apocalypse Now.
