White Swarm
by Paul Minesweeper
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Grim Phoenix
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Construction Site
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Pale Love
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White Swarm
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8000
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Digital Martyrs
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Time Is A Lie
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And You Have No Choice
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Watch The World's Embers
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about
Released on DNA Productions in 2019.
Developing ideas of the previous work “Kingdom of Grey“, Paul Minesweeper release new work which appears to be something between a classic drone ambient and a distorted guitar drone. Now this distinctive drone-ambient project hailing from St.Petersburg, Russia, goes with a clear emphasis on aggression, frustration, sadness and disappointment rather than overall neutrality, and adds some elements of post-metal and rhythmic industrial.
You can find there clear influence of such iconic projects as Bad Sector, Ben Frost, Saåad and Nadja as well as original distorted drones and noises passed through a prism of St.Petersburg’s gray and depressive winter. Light melodic background is finally added to this sullen atmosphere for better balance.
There are a lot of loneliness, self-discovery, rare glimpses of pacification and hope and project traditional wall of noise broken by analogue distortions and digital noises for loyal fans and tenacious listeners.
Developing ideas of the previous work “Kingdom of Grey“, Paul Minesweeper release new work which appears to be something between a classic drone ambient and a distorted guitar drone. Now this distinctive drone-ambient project hailing from St.Petersburg, Russia, goes with a clear emphasis on aggression, frustration, sadness and disappointment rather than overall neutrality, and adds some elements of post-metal and rhythmic industrial.
You can find there clear influence of such iconic projects as Bad Sector, Ben Frost, Saåad and Nadja as well as original distorted drones and noises passed through a prism of St.Petersburg’s gray and depressive winter. Light melodic background is finally added to this sullen atmosphere for better balance.
There are a lot of loneliness, self-discovery, rare glimpses of pacification and hope and project traditional wall of noise broken by analogue distortions and digital noises for loyal fans and tenacious listeners.
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released March 20, 2019
Big beef thanks to Ivan aka Holden Caulfield, Artyom Asphodela, Andrey Dorofeev and many other guys, trying to improve this work with me.
Released on DNA Productions in 2019.
Big beef thanks to Ivan aka Holden Caulfield, Artyom Asphodela, Andrey Dorofeev and many other guys, trying to improve this work with me.
Released on DNA Productions in 2019.
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Paul Minesweeper город Санкт Петербург, Russian Federation
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