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System Morgue - Mourir de ne pas mourir 10:50
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System Morgue - Jours de pluie 14:11
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iatemyself - Guess I've Been There Before 03:07
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iatemyself - Syntony 11:55
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iatemyself - Whotoldyouthat 05:48
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Label: DNA Production
Cat.#: DNA 181

Here is next System Morgue’s return to DNA Production, this time as a split work shared with another Moscow-based project iatemyself.

In his two-tracks part System Morgue fills up air with guitar drones where vibrating, shivering consonances mix with heavy breathing pulsations, and fragmentary sonic images comprise a sickly acoustic illusion occasionally teared by sound upsurges of distorted guitar neurasthenia. Sometimes it looks like a drift towards areas of guitar noise but in fact it happens in iatemyself’s three-tracks part where jumble of electrical interferences and distorted sounds boils up. This dense and physically perceived sonic cloud presses ears with low-frequency waves while high-frequency bursts split and lumps together this uneasy acoustic mass making visible its parts and then stepping back for a moment to let see the whole panorama of enraged sonic elements

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released May 16, 2016

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iatemyself Tbilisi, Georgia

they say you are what you eat so i ate myself

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