locrian “falling towers b/w after the torchlight” c40 cassette

• falling towers (8:37)
  
• after the torchlight (11:02)
  
  
• thgilhcrot eht retfa (11:02)
  
• srewot gnillaf (8:37)

black horizons press release...

bh-39 locrian - falling towers / after the torchlight c40 i'm very pleased to present this new release from locrian, adding to their impressively solid discography. it sees them as a three-piece with the addition of mr. lemos, and a bit of a thickening up of their now trademark sound on these two tracks. shards of guitar improv, blackened howls, buzzing electronics and a constant progression through many chilling and evil zones. audio is played in reverse on b-side, for perfect sound symmetry. silver ink on black with silver and blue glitter metallic paper. j-card is 7-panels. edition of 200 copies on hi-bias chrome tapes.

locrian / century plants “dissolvers” long playing record

• century plants - fading out
  
• century plants - delirium
  
  
• locrian - on a calcified shore
  
• locrian - omega vapors

tape drift press release...

locrian / century plants - "dissolvers" lp tape drift’s first excursion into vinyl presents this massive split lp from two duos, one from chicago, one upstate new york. these groups have been honing their unique and personal brands of sound for years, and both approach the task in similar ways, drawing equally from noise, drone, psych, kraut, minimalism, and metal influences. each band offers up their best recorded work yet here, raising the stakes another huge notch. the locrian side demonstrates their phenomenal range, and beautifully adds to their well established oeuvre with new and complex elements. century plants make their first appearance on wax, and show how far they’ve progressed in a few short years, bringing two subtly dark tracks that build in intensity. a slow burner, this lp is the rare split that sounds like a unified whole, and the pairing makes perfect sense.  intense building waves of sound, dense drones, feedback, power electronics, noise, psychedelic guitars, swirling synths and vox are all in the mix in ways only these two bands could pull off.  a dark, dense, and ominous record, dissolvers is also deeply cloaked in mystery and spaciousness. mastered by james plotkin for maximum heavy spectral sound, this is a must own record for noise, drone, psych, and metal heads alike. with design by terence hannum of locrian, and art by scott treleaven, the lp is packaged in a black jacket with silkscreened silver leaf ink, and a special double-sided color insert.