Dead Space Chamber Music Bristol, UK
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“The Black Hours is deeply storied and gloriously doomy, a
mix of beauty and heaviness, ancient and new.” The Quietus
“Compelling and totally genius. Fresh, ancient and relentlessly innovative, DSCM embody the transportive power of music” Louder Than War
"A beating dark heart of pure dream-drama and past rituals, easily one of the best live acts in Bristol" RwdFwd
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Dead Space Chamber Music recommends:
The Cartographer - Black Vinyl (Double Album)
by Jo Quail
A stunning live performer, every release from this innovative cellist charts another step in a fascinating sonic journey. Powerful, tender and masterful playing, and top notch composition.
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Occult Electronic
by Tommy Creep
Sinister, abrasive and haunted circuitry. Creeping textures, tense harmonies and unrelenting rhythms to soundtrack the horror film playing endlessly somewhere in your unconscious...
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Worlds Left Behind
by New Haunts
First class synth song-craft. Acknowledges the influences and tradition whilst carrying things forward. Great balance of melodic vocal work, blasts of icy synth and a bit of industrial grit and edge.
go to albumIf you like Dead Space Chamber Music, you may also like:
Avon is Dead
by Avon Terror Corps
supported by 5 fans who also own “Voices I (Dockside Studios)”
In theory, the 'Queen of Hearts' T Shirt should protect me whilst out running if only for the neon pink but I like to think Lady Di will be watching over me with sad eyes. Avon it large!
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Wish You Were Avon
by Avon Terror Corps
supported by 5 fans who also own “Voices I (Dockside Studios)”
Mad tram trip to Avon and back. <3
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A moody, enveloping record from Zane Coppard, where dense and intricately crafted atmospheres cradle yearning vocals.
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