Dirty Knobs – Ghost Geometry

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Released: May 1, 2012

Where do ghosts live when they’re not living with us?

Ghost Geometry is the follow-up to 2011’s acclaimed eight hour odyssey Field Recordings from the Edge of Hell. Ghost Geometry is four unbroken hours of sub-harmonic oppression and walls of melodic haze. Using techniques both new and old, Ghost Geometry is a cloud of expansive architecture exploding into our physical world.

Full album download includes alternate album art and wallpapers.

Everything by Zac Bentz

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©2012 Xero Music

REVIEWS:

“This is beautiful epic drone-scapes on a gigantic scale”
-fokkawolfe
fokkawolfe.blogspot.com/2012/05/where-do-ghosts-live-when-theyre-not.html

“Imagine long, sustained notes building up, layered on top of each other, flowing across the floor, slowly lapping up against the walls and flowing back straight at you. Imagine this blocking out everything, deadening all other sounds until you can hear nothing but Ghost Geometry. If you could see sound this would be like watching a viscous liquid slowly filling a space as the sound increased and changed.” -Blood1000
blood1000.wordpress.com/2012/05/19/dirty-knobs-ghost-geometry/

“Dirty Knobs has this achieved this vicious attack on conformity and complacency by fueling into the experimental electronic sphere over 4 hours of the most sound shifting proportions.”
—Sound Colour Vibration
soundcolourvibration.com/2012/05/31/dirty-knobs-ghost-geometry/

“You all want this experience; you just don’t know it yet. ”
-Styrofoam Boots
godsshoeshine.blogspot.com/2012/05/dirty-knobs-ghost-geometry.html

Dirty Knobs – I Am Sitting in an Infinite Room

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Dirty Knobs – I Am Sitting in an Infinite Room

Release: May 1, 2012

I Am Sitting In An Infinite Room is a project that explores and builds upon Alvin Lucier’s original “I Am Sitting In A Room” recording, an experiment in capturing a room’s inherent resonance through the repetition of a recorded voice.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_Am_Sitting_in_a_Room

Presented in two parts, I Am Sitting in an Infinite Room first takes Lucier’s original 1969 recording and expands each iteration, looking to further explore the recorded resonance and the spaces in-between. The second half features a new performance by Dirty Knobs using the same technique. I Am Sitting In An Infinite Room looks to highlight the sounds of the space around us, even when we are sitting in “silence.”

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