Bringing the first rusted Drones comp to a close, 'Thrumming In Our Ears' by Bristol via Farnham duo A Home For Ghosts. Neil Carter and James Armstrong provide 15 mins of drones in three distinct movements. Low-end rumbles, gurgling modular, and gritty dissonance.
Artwork by Julien Demoulin
Eumig - Serac - Teaser Video
Opening side B of the first Rusted Drones comp is 'Serac' by Eumig. Nick Dawson returns to RTR under the Eumig project, having released 'Analog Spaces' toward the end of 2019 and joining James Green under the SILENCES project for 'Atheist Socialist Noisewall' released earlier in 2021.
Nick is a master of dense, heavy drones. Using a selection of analogue synths and effects pedals, 'Serac' delivers 15 minutes of tortured synths and low frequency rumbles.
Artwork by Julien Demoulin
Malasuca - Corrosion - Video Teaser
Before we kickstart 2022 with this year's RTR Sampler, let's have a look back at the most recent release from early December. Clint Scrivener, under his Malasuca project, opened the first Rusted Drones compilation with 'Corrosion' Dreamy synths, fizzy swells, and warbling textures galore!
Be sure to keep an ear out for Clint's debut full-length release out later in the year via Aural Tethers. Going by the Rusted Drones appearance, it's going to be cracking!
Artwork by Julien Demoulin
(Phauthers) - Unusual Caveats (Teaser Video)
Coming to a tape deck reel soon, here's a preview of the track 'Unusual Caveats' from Phauthers 'Painting of a Yesteryear' (RTR042). As you can tell, the album draws on a huge range of influences and dives into epic territory.
Pool Of Light -'Modern Caveman' (excerpt)
Here's a short preview of the title track from Pool of Light's 'Modern Caveman' (RTR040), available to pre-order tomorrow morning. The album features five long-form tracks exploring deep drones and distorted overtones. Tuck in!