On Their Own

pals of the silver sage

Bitter Sweet

son of roaring dan

In the depths of a sonic graveyard, among forgotten rhythms and dusty echoes, Fatrolla and Nervorum have unearthed what the dance floors have long been waiting for. Their new release Grooveyard on DEEPNAS is bass archaeology, where each track feels as if it’s been dug from the depths of time, stripped of the excess, and framed in fresh energy. Warm yet relentless grooves pulse here, reviving the night and turning darkness into a vibrating sonic expedition.
Grooveyard is a ritual of bringing back lost vibrations — a resurrection of rhythms that seemed to have been waiting for their moment beneath layers of earth. Each note cuts through the space with the confidence of one who has survived eternity and returned to make hearts beat in sync once more. This is music that rises from the depths and continues to live in every movement of the dance floor.



Fatrolla & Nervorum - Unknown Enemy

One of the oldest is that of Jan Tregeagle who through his evilness, including making a Faustian pact with the Devil, was tasked with carrying out a number of impossible labours. Several places in Cornwall have associations with the ghost of Tregeagle including Roche Rock but the most famous is the task of emptying of Dozmary Pool with a leaking limpet shell. 19th century writers such as Arthur Norway repeat this tale making it sound like one of those horror tales sometimes told to children to keep them quiet.

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