Here's some sprawling, droning experimental music from Hypnodrone Ensemble. The group consists of a number of different experimental musicians, including Aidan Baker of Nadja, and pairs great with existential dread whilst gazing at the cosmos. Check out "Transit" below and get new album "The Problem Is in the Sender - Do Not Tamper with the Receiver" here from WV Sorcerer Productions.
Doing a cover song today for our Daily Jam with the droney, experimental metal duo Nadja taking on Slayer's "Dead Skin Mask." From the band's "When I See the Sun Always Shines on TV," the 2009 cover record featuring an eclectic mix of tunes from My Bloody Valentine to Swans to A-ha, their take on the Slayer classic practically oozes and crawls, a dread inducing din of noise that sounds like the encroaching end. Check it out below.
