Cruor - Blood Which Flows From The Wound album flac
Performer: CruorTitle: Blood Which Flows From The Wound
Style: Experimental, Ambient
Released: 1995
MP3 album: 1374 mb
FLAC album: 1708 mb
Rating: 4.6
Other formats: WAV AA APE WMA VOX AHX DMF
Genre: Electronic
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Genre: Electronic Album: Blood Which Flows From The Wound Country . A1 Railroad To Outer Space A2 Yilial B1 Raging Tundra B2 The Slapping Of The Stones.
Band Name Cruor Cultum. Album Name Blood Days On The Altar. Music StyleBlack Metal. Members owning this album12.
Wound closeup on hand close up. Blood flows from the wound. Medicine, ambulance, injury. Nurse takes blood from a finger of child in medical laboratory.
Fall of Cruor Pale hue glistening in the light Moon ablaze Illuminating the exposed His beckoning call Blinding us with the fall of cruor, Fall of cruor Crims.
What we do. Every page goes through several hundred of perfecting techniques; in live mode.
The Retaliation of the Immutable Force of Nature. But an army rises from the ashes of despair. You can see a forest of black banners on the horizon. Marching ever so closer.
Tracklist
| A1 | Railroad To Outer Space |
| A2 | Yilial |
| B1 | Raging Tundra |
| B2 | The Slapping Of The Stones |
Credits
- Guitar, Voice, Electronics [Feedback], Percussion [Percussive Objects] – Jim Wilson
- Sampler, Voice, Performer [F@#$in Thing, Found Objects] – Ure Thrall
Notes
Includes small insert with the following text:Jim Wilson plays guitar, voice, feedback and percussive objects. Ure Thrall plays sampler, voice, f@#$in thing and found objects. You'll find a dichotomy of sound on this release, even though it was all recorded on the same dreamy winter night in 1988. From guitar for the Gods to the gutteral utterances of primitives and a semblance of early forms of music, this tape perhaps best exhibits the wide range of Jim and Ure's improvisional capabilities.
