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[FW044] MAELSTR​Ö​M

by Katarrhaktes

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1.
She Swam Through Shades Of Rain 01:47
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2.
The Girl Who Was Nowhere 04:52
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3.
The Plague Of Moths 04:18
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4.
Maelström's Threshold 05:07
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5.
津波 03:35
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6.
Ectotherm 02:15
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Beginnings of stories are often familiar in formula; we are introduced to characters, places, and, of course, scenarios in turn. It's when the cogs begin to revolve that we are led astray by the narrative into the unfamiliar. In this way, MAELSTRÖM sounds, in places, very much like previous chapters in the story of KATARRHAKTES. It's dense, distinctly electronic in design, and has the duality of abrasiveness coupled with frailty that one might associate with the name. However, the era of KALI YUGA has ended. KATARRHAKES is back, and is louder than ever, with a new rawness, and an edge as keen as the sting of a Black Widow's bite. To be listened to at none other than the highest volumes.

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released May 12, 2010

01, 02, + 06 use samples from live performances by The Johnsons - myspace.com/thejohnsonsno1
Vox on 03 by H. McLean
All tracks copyright KATARRHAKTES 2009
katarrhaktes.com

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