10 selections of their most recent tracks, which will include reuploads of our favourite yet lesser played songs, remasters/reworks, and some remixes. the complete rabbit hole playlist can be found here: https://soundcloud.com/david-attic/sets/the-sisters-sournois

singles

Shell & Loren - recents 🔪

Trippy Rock

spamming again to see if one of these hits the bigger playlist cycles.

echo

echoes 🗣️

Slowdive - When The Sun Hits (8D Audio).mp3

Chit Chat

Sex, Drugs, Etc.

instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sombr/

back to friends

still waiting on Loren to finish up lyrics, vocals and other bits and pieces on her end, Shelley may jump in on vocals too... the music is pretty much fleshed out. sounding good so far i guess.

witch hunt (preview)

Loren loves her neo-folk, and this is a prime example, gave it  a dusting up in this slight remaster. original: https://soundcloud.com/david-attic/loren-sournois-parlour

Parlour (slight of hand remaster)

she is saucy on this one, originally titled "slain in the rain": https://soundcloud.com/david-attic/slain-in-the-rain

in the rain (humidex edit)

chopped up, minimal and hypnotic. 100% Sournois approved. remastered edit of the original coming soon. original version: https://soundcloud.com/david-attic/triangle-1

▲ (despiser dub)

she's baaack, with arsenic in her grin... i'm quite happy about this, i know they've been really busy with school and didn't want to be pushy... but affirmative there will continue to be output from Loren and her, just maybe not as frequently. New track by Shelley & Loren: https://soundcloud.com/david-attic/bleedredmx-vhsween-audit-final

Coastal Grooves

Champagne Coast

Nangs - Tame Impala (Slowed)

love the dark, sad, experimental and hazy side of things, hypnotic loops and damaged sounds. massive horror geek. not without a sense of humour. partner in crime with Shelley and Loren.

if you're questioning why or how i'm able to upload on a frequent basis, simply put - i have A LOT of time on my hands at this point in my existence, a wealth of music/sounds to draw upon, and a decent collection of software to make things (e.g. both the synth and fx arturia vst collections). i'm not just auto-generating ai pieces ad nauseum, at the same time i have nothing against using ai in the creative process, but not as an outright replacement for creation. i really think the witch hunt over it all is a bit ridiculous, fueled by the greed pig corporate media companies mostly. 

one thing i've learned about making at least a little bit of money from streaming my music beyond measley penny scraps, i have to upload frequently and i've been experimenting with reuploading/reposting my tracks for better play counts (for now), if even it only results in cutting costs.

echo

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