Indignant Senility - Consecration of the Whipstain album download

Indignant Senility are a slowly demented and nightmarish wasteland sequences from Portland, Oregon, United States' Pat Maherr, crafting his debut album in 2009. Maherr has previously split his time between a plethora of monikers, from the chopped and screwed hip-hop to lo-fi noise, developing the gritty collage sensibility which he's mastered to a disturbing degree.

Complete your Indignant Senility collection. I have been looking for this sort of attempt that actually works, as it is very easy to overdo any element and lose all sincerity. Half of the other ambient artists out there might as well be dubstep with the goofball nonsense they throw in there. Pat Maher should consider a concept album, amybe based around the fantastic-era of Zdzislaw Beksinski's paintings. I heard the tribute album of his, which had some notable tracks, but this guy seriously needs to take a stab at it! I certainly am trying! Reply Notify me 1 Helpful.

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Consecration Of The Whipstain. Cat: 50700 Released: 31 October, 2011 Genre: Ambient/Drone. What is Album Only? Some artists and labels prefer certain tracks to be purchased as part of an entire release. Help & Information.

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works with a wider palette and sees Maher roughly paste together clattering percussion, wretching environmental sounds, opium drones and much more to emerge with a sound that owes more to Iannis Xenakis and Lustmord than to the contemporary set. Maher's noise roots have.