| $16.81
back in stock as of june 22nd, 2011
first in stock on january 28th, 2010
threads: harsh-noise field-recordings
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| | | hospital productions (usa) #hos 079 lp prurient “the history of aids” long playing record - precious love (7:34)
- thorns (0:59)
- worries (0:26)
- surrender (0:20)
- dizziness (0:46)
- hallucination (5:24)
- vertigo (5:11)
- bittersweet (6:50)
- shawl (0:55)
- garden (0:48)
- spinning wheel (1:01)
- nourish (1:08)
- trap (0:30)
- wine (3:14)
- secret (9:53)
| january 2010 release ; oh dom, dom, dom ...
back in september 2002, before prurient was a house-hold name, the armageddon shop/label dropped this, dom’s first “proper” solo prurient album (aside from a bunch of hospital home-burns dating back to 1998 & collabs/splits w/ sickness, government alpha, richard ramirez, flatline construct, gasolineman, jason campbell, joshua norton cabal, goose, potassium cyanide dogbane sentiment, etc) ...
book-ended by a louder, longer blasts of what would now be called hnw (harsh noise walls) ; the album’s centerpiece is undoubtedly the quick succession of voice-led histrionics that make up the middle of each side (i’ve put four of them up for your enjoyment as the sound-sample ; they’re short !!!) setting a series of poems by the sufi mystic rumi to a wave of grinding electronic excess, yielding perhaps one of dom’s more potent statements ...
low-run vinyl edition, beautifully (re-) mastered, replete with a full printed inner-sleeve offering the accompanying texts for “precious love”, “surrender”, and “bittersweet” ... |
| | hospital productions press release... |
| prurient — the history of aids — lp
ten years has passed. massive, textural, throbbing, destructive, electronic, feedback drenched, power electronics and industrial noise with heavily processed vocals and field recordings dealing with vulnerability. uses some of the thirteenth century love poems of the persian poet rumi as lyrics. originally created in 2000 on cd with armageddon label this was the first widely distributed prurient full length and appears on vinyl for the first time now. |
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