Heavy Weather
by Terminal Sound System
John Cratchley
John Cratchley
Heavy Weather is apt...there is an oppressive atmosphere at work here,building the pieces towards an inexpressible cataclysm...moody,perhaps destructive but absolutely rivetting listening.Dense layers of sound,terrific percussion throughout with an unsettling edge.What's not to like?
WY
Gae_Ra
Abstract
xlacore
Dean Edington
DT BR
Piero Niggli
rax2
Arno von der Dunk
Mathieu M
Norman Kaltmann
Gregg Hermetech
The Slugbait
Ulik_S
merzbeak
s
Ephemere
scottsplatter
jakovazor
polybius yes
Patrick
SwallowSunshine
ribi
Stephen
Christopher Blosser
kyle pohlek
squid inkman
John Lithium
philippe neau
Kyrsten Bean
jeremy DAUREL
tidal_pools
burialchamber
lien.m
Brett Hallen
wetblnkt
orbis_tertius
Peter Sakharov
Jérôme Filliau
Ark Internet
DK
Bruno Dias
-
Streaming + DownloadThe ninth release from Terminal Sound System, merging electronics with post-doom-rock.
Tracks 2 and 4 are downloadable in full quality as pay-what-you-like (or free).
Immediate download of 9-track album in your choice of 320k mp3, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire.Purchasable with gift card€9 EUR or more
-
Buy Cd · Vinyl
1. |
||||
2. |
Run, Just Run
07:27
|
|||
|
too tired to sleep
too tired to fight
run, just run
too tired to think
I think I'll have another drink
run, just run
|
||||
3. |
Tides
05:49
|
|||
4. |
||||
|
we can hide in my time
cold outside in my time
it's all right in my time
it's all fine in my time
|
||||
5. |
Long Division
06:50
|
|||
6. |
Thieves
06:12
|
|||
7. |
Crowded Skies
05:52
|
|||
|
i met her eyes across crowded skies
pulls me under, never asked why
the touch of her skin pulls me in
pulls me under, never asked why
|
||||
8. |
Time-Light Flows
07:20
|
|||
|
time flows, light flows
|
||||
9. |
When it all Breaks Down
09:06
|
|||
|
when it all breaks down, wait for me
when it all is done, come for me
|
||||
about
"Unique mix of ambient, industrial, experimental trip hop, jazz and electronica: Formed in a dingy Melbourne warehouse at the turn of the century, Terminal Sound System began as a vehicle for Skye Klein, half of Relapse Records cult doom/noise duo HALO, to explore his interest in experimental electronic music and Dub. Eight albums later, TSS has expanded to include live instrumentation and synchronious video projection, merging epic doom, post-rock and jazz with electronica, drum'n'bass and heavy dub into a style wholly unique. Ostensibly a studio project, Terminal Sound System takes on new life as a live entity, infusing hyperprecise digital audio with the energy of rock & metal, all presented before synchronised video projection.
Terminal Sound System's ninth album and first for Germany's Denovali Records called Heavy Weather kicks the doomy shoegazing headphase into top gear, draping layers of detuned drone & dissonance over beds of swampy synths and meticulous rhythms. Created over a period of a year using everything from custom-programmed software instruments to a miced-up room full of feeding back amplifiers, Heavy Weather represents the ultimate realisation thus far of Klein's mission with TSS: complete and uncompromising immersion."
Terminal Sound System's ninth album and first for Germany's Denovali Records called Heavy Weather kicks the doomy shoegazing headphase into top gear, draping layers of detuned drone & dissonance over beds of swampy synths and meticulous rhythms. Created over a period of a year using everything from custom-programmed software instruments to a miced-up room full of feeding back amplifiers, Heavy Weather represents the ultimate realisation thus far of Klein's mission with TSS: complete and uncompromising immersion."
credits
released May 13, 2011
Written, performed & produced by Skye Klein at (i)=x, Melbourne Australia 2009/10.
Mastered by Nao Anzai at Reel2Real Mix Master.
Released by Denovali on 2x12" LP and CD.
Written, performed & produced by Skye Klein at (i)=x, Melbourne Australia 2009/10.
Mastered by Nao Anzai at Reel2Real Mix Master.
Released by Denovali on 2x12" LP and CD.
license
tags
about
Terminal Sound System
The Terminal Sound System makes music for the spaces between moments; quantum timeshards, proto-apocalyptic hymns and love songs for robots.
discography
-
Apr 2018 -
Dec 2014 -
Apr 2013 -
May 2011 -
May 2011 -
Jun 2007 -
Jan 2004 -
Jan 2003 -
Jan 2001 -
Jan 1999 -
Jul 2008
contact / help
Terminal Sound System recommends:
-
We Have Become Oceans
by A Beautiful MachineTerminal Sound System alter-ego - heavy shoegazing post-rock.
go to album
If you like Terminal Sound System, you may also like:
-
supported by 10 fans who also own “Heavy Weather”
go to album -
supported by 10 fans who also own “Heavy Weather”
the project that led me to the rest of what stk did and still does. other more or less dubstep projects left my playlists - this one is still with me offline. speaks for itself.
go to album -
King Tide
by A Beautiful Machinesupported by 9 fans who also own “Heavy Weather”
Utter gorgeousness wrapped in a layer of grime sprinkled with beauty.
go to album -
Hometown [Original Score]
by SafaProduced for a video installation of the same name. “Hometown” is full of mesmerizing, endlessly morphing electronic songs.
go to album -
Marjaa: The Battle Of The Hotels
by Mayssa JalladInspired by a battle that took place in contested land in Beirut, Mayssa Jallad creates beautifully haunted folk songs.
go to album
