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Morlock: Ancient Paths - VINYL
Morlock: Ancient Paths - VINYL
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Title: Ancient Paths
Artist: Morlock
Label: Cineploit
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 705632725191
Genre: Electronic
Release Date: 2019-10-25
Number of Discs: 2
Additional Details: WITH CD
(LP + CD) Prog doom drummer du jour Andrew Prestidge branches out into the field of electronic music with his solo synthesizer project Morlock! After several years spent holding down the drum stool with legendary doom metal acts Angel Witch, Electric Wizard and Warning - not to mention the prog rock bands Zoltan, The Osiris Club and Suns Of The Tundra - Andrew sat down with his keyboard collection, a 4-track recorder and a selection of sonic screwdrivers to create a new kind of music. The space-rock jams contained on 'Ancient Paths' are influenced as much by retro synth artists Kraftwerk, Heldon, Tubeway Army and OMD as they are by the sci-fi soundtracks of John Carpenter and the folk-horror that seeps into every corner of the British Isles.
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Artist: Morlock
Label: Cineploit
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 705632725191
Genre: Electronic
Release Date: 2019-10-25
Number of Discs: 2
Additional Details: WITH CD
(LP + CD) Prog doom drummer du jour Andrew Prestidge branches out into the field of electronic music with his solo synthesizer project Morlock! After several years spent holding down the drum stool with legendary doom metal acts Angel Witch, Electric Wizard and Warning - not to mention the prog rock bands Zoltan, The Osiris Club and Suns Of The Tundra - Andrew sat down with his keyboard collection, a 4-track recorder and a selection of sonic screwdrivers to create a new kind of music. The space-rock jams contained on 'Ancient Paths' are influenced as much by retro synth artists Kraftwerk, Heldon, Tubeway Army and OMD as they are by the sci-fi soundtracks of John Carpenter and the folk-horror that seeps into every corner of the British Isles.
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