Weird wonderful alchemy of deep drones and white noise experimentation.

4 MP3 Songs in this album (44:56) !
Related styles: Avant Garde: Noise, Avant Garde: Sound Sculpture, Instrumental

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Further minimalist excursions into terror and strangeness; four long abstract tracks, including Gammae from their first single. The longest and best is the 20 minute 'Insist upon the Way', an astonishing meditation of noise that indeed suggests Dr John Dee at work in his reverbatory, amazed and terrified by the unstoppable power he has unleashed. (Ed Pinsent, The Sound Projector)

Our glassie Azoth manipulate, overload, feedback and distortion to extremes in a way which sounds completely distinctive and fascinating. From this sea of sometimes harsh sound emerges soaring themes and melodies and the more often you listen to this c.d., The more you become pulled into the eddy current of sound. Labyrinthine bass drones lurk beneath the surface as shuddering oscillations cross the horizon. This music bear the hallmarks of the german freakout greats (i reckon julian cope should hear these : he'd have to print a new version of 'krautrocksampler' with a special section on ... Wales !) , but this is no mere copycat project. Our glassie azoth are thrilling, scary and beautiful but perhaps not for the faint hearted (John Cavanagh, Boa Zine)

The Welsh duo Our glassie Azoth deliver more ordered drones burrowing deep and emerging at some distant extreme of experimentation. On "Insist upon the Way" the guitar's white noise mounts a nerve-shattering assault on the senses, but once you surrender yourself to it, a strange kind of serenity takes hold. Weird, wonderful alchemy. (Tom Ridge, The Wire)