Holy Sons

I'm usually forced to cut experimental/instrumental songs when they don't fit an albums' aesthetic. This time I tried fitting the more straightforward material to the vibe of the experiments instead. Because of this dynamic the album resembles the format of some of my favorite German records from the 70's that weren't so much psych, experimental, or folk; they were records defined only by imagination, exposing the mind as something always evolving, never resolved, always searching. Those records were thrilling in that they didn't seem to have a ceiling, ending or conclusive statement... similar to the films of the 70's which cycled back to the unresolved meditations of film-noir and the struggle to reconcile the darker side of one's self and era.