this here is one of these illustrious and cosy spaces up on the clouds oh so twisted and difficult penetrateable foggy wads of infinity

Really love the vibe here. Drums are perfect. Really great production 

Back for second listen. Love the audio treatments and the song in general. Lead guitar tone is the type I pursue.

In which Cheesemont has his way with a live-loop guitar improvisation, acquired from another SoundCloud member at the gaming tables. Said original author chooses to remain nameless in an effort to maintain what remains of dignity. 

In truth the anonymous composer was loath to forfeit the track, but given a choice between that loss and the alternative -- the surrender of his “lucky” seahorse-pattern boxers –- he opted for the choice any of us would make.

Wadstein, for his part, provided the special preparation of cards, dice and table. Observing the subsequent recording sessions from a distance, he contented himself with hookah and lute, contributing naught but the wafting from both and his interminable backseat driving.




Voyager Virgin

Ahh, the dissolute pursuits of the leisured classes. So shallow! So lacking in substance! 

And pursuits scarcely get more trivial than those perpetrated by Cheesemont Paisley-Paisley and Lord Clarence Gatling von Hassle Royce, 9th Earl of Wadstein, or "Royce" as he may be casually hailed assuming you survive your first attempt at such familiarity. 

Hypnopompetus is but one of several nauseatingly diverse projects in which this brace of regal rogues, never content with studio facilities or genre restrictions, have embroiled themselves.

The skill these two flamboyants command at stylistic metamorphosis may be inextricably (and unfortunately) linked to their contentious working relationship, which is why they've become known as "The Prickly Pair". 

Yet there's no denying that the results always leave an inimitable residue -- no matter which of them is left holding the editorial high ground when the blood dries.

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