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Glass Organ "Our" 

Audio Clip


 Glass Organ is the Minnesota duo of Justin Meyers (Devillock/Tone Filth)
 and Tom Helgerson. "Our" is their third release, following tapes on Tone Filth 
and Twonicorn (which have recently been released together as the "Two Tapes"
 LP),  and constitutes a formal peak for their unmistakable sound. Helgerson's 
utterly blasted guitar spurts smoldering static drones which are stalked and
 devoured by Meyers' rumbling tapes and electronics. Broken plumes of
 charred, oceanic rumbling, and gorgeous vistas of saturated analog gliss.



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Praise for other Glass Organ releases:


"The Tone Filth label out of Minneapolis has released a great huzzing, over-drenched 
  electromeditation tape by Glass Organ. It's the aural equivalent of two dudes 
  heads down buried in the daylight skuzz of bent time. Nice." 
  - Thurston Moore and Byron Coley (Arthur Magazine) 


"Justin Chris Meyers, the man behind Devillock, Pantherskull and the Tone Filth record 
  label sends another fantastic release up from the dank and murky depths in which 
  he resides. Glass Organs sees Meyers and a friend engaged in lo-fi ritualistic 
  jam on the anniversary of their nation's birth. Though billed by Tone Filth 
  as "a soundtrack for amateur pyromaniacs trying to burn the city down" 
  this little magnetic spool loaded plastic gem could be better described as a 
  tonal incantation performed in hopes of channeling the ghosts of 1776. Organs, 
  guitar and gunk coated tape loops tell the tales of our forefather's occult 
  leanings." -Ryan Brown (Indy Workshop)


"Dreamdrone side project of Panther Skull folks. A haunting drift of 
  fluttering synths, soft and wispy. Slow moving, washes of bleak ambience, creaking 
  splintered abstract sound, dotted with bursts of acid fried corrosive synth 
  meltdown, all heated up and poured tar like into your ears, a gurgling, burbling 
  cauldren of warm murk and drooling grime. Filthy, fuzzy, freaked out innerspace 
  ambience." - Aquarius Records



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