Kevin Richard Martin - Frequencies for Leaving Earth, Vol. 5 (2022)
BAND/ARTIST: Kevin Richard Martin
- Title: Frequencies for Leaving Earth, Vol. 5
- Year Of Release: 2022
- Label: Intercranial Recordings – ICR05
- Genre: Ambient
- Quality: 16bit-44,1kHz FLAC
- Total Time: 58:42
- Total Size: 166 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
A1 – Nothing lasts forever, and nothing will ever be the same again (06:39)
A2 – A broken home (my father) (08:20)
A3 – Back to where i belong (12:10)
B1 – Another bill to pay (09:12)
B2 – Worthlessness (06:16)
B3 – Escape to where? (10:40)
B4 – Fuck this planet (05:25)
This is the final instalment of the ‘Frequencies for Leaving earth’ series.
The genesis of the 'Frequencies For Leaving Earth' concept was thought up by Kevin Martin in 2019.
When Martin subsequently took a long distance flight from Berlin to
Mexico City in Dec 2019, he wrote the skeletal sketches for ‘Volume 5’ during that journey. The smacked out jazz versus classical sirrup prototypes, were first composed on the plane at an altitude of 35,000 feet off the ground..…
Anyone previously smitten by The Bug vs Earth’s ‘Concrete Desert’, or the sick musical backdrop to King Midas Sound’s ‘Solitude’, could well fall for this long playing fade out to oblivion(or the Heavens,
take your pick..)…
At times sounding like William Basinski dropping ‘Lift to the scaffold’ at 5rpm, in other places resembling Coil jamming with Jimmy Garrison in the dystopian zone, these cavernous dubspaces meet seismic bass troughs, are continuously stalked by celestial drones.
Delirious and hypnotic..
Enjoy the trip
A1 – Nothing lasts forever, and nothing will ever be the same again (06:39)
A2 – A broken home (my father) (08:20)
A3 – Back to where i belong (12:10)
B1 – Another bill to pay (09:12)
B2 – Worthlessness (06:16)
B3 – Escape to where? (10:40)
B4 – Fuck this planet (05:25)
This is the final instalment of the ‘Frequencies for Leaving earth’ series.
The genesis of the 'Frequencies For Leaving Earth' concept was thought up by Kevin Martin in 2019.
When Martin subsequently took a long distance flight from Berlin to
Mexico City in Dec 2019, he wrote the skeletal sketches for ‘Volume 5’ during that journey. The smacked out jazz versus classical sirrup prototypes, were first composed on the plane at an altitude of 35,000 feet off the ground..…
Anyone previously smitten by The Bug vs Earth’s ‘Concrete Desert’, or the sick musical backdrop to King Midas Sound’s ‘Solitude’, could well fall for this long playing fade out to oblivion(or the Heavens,
take your pick..)…
At times sounding like William Basinski dropping ‘Lift to the scaffold’ at 5rpm, in other places resembling Coil jamming with Jimmy Garrison in the dystopian zone, these cavernous dubspaces meet seismic bass troughs, are continuously stalked by celestial drones.
Delirious and hypnotic..
Enjoy the trip
Year 2022 | Electronic | Ambient | FLAC / APE
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