The Unavoidable Death of Loneliness, an expressionist venture at the cross-section of classical and ambient, traverses as a wander, a trip through emotions encountered first hand and unprocessed.

Available on CD here: https://bit.ly/3yLUjvI

Like an internal dialogue, the album mutates continually - ever changing, expressing, chattering - never dwelling on the same exact thought as before. These are emotions formed, put to paper, but as though still raw and unfiltered, a free association of musical feeling.

The Unavoidable Death of Loneliness

Sven Laux & Logic Moon - Where Do You Get Your Dreams From?

Once More

The Sea's Only Gifts Are Harsh Blows

From a very limited and very beautiful 10" split with Will Samson:
https://thesisproject.us/projects/printtrack-02

Incalesce

Jakub Zytecki - Feather Bed -EP- - 01 Mandala

11. Grow Up

9. Caught In A Cloud

Wake UP!

Waiting

Lord Only Knows

Uppers

Slideshow

'Squitter' is out 12th March 2020.

Hideous Sun Demon believe that art can be found in everything. Every sensory impulse, every expression and experience, action, feeling and thought are all intrinsically linked under the common ground of arising from a spark of creation. Indeed, even convoluted systems of the human body can be argued as having a form of artistic merit. Much like the brilliant minds at Cabaret Voltaire reinvented nonsense as a vehicle to create meaning after the First World War, Hideous Sun Demon are reinventing the concept of bodily functions as a means of providing a beautiful and authentic contribution to our broad cultural narrative. ‘Squitter’ shines as a glimmering example of this idea. 

Inspired by a messy ‘incident’ their front-man had one fateful January morning whilst walking by the river, Squitter takes this moment and reimagines it with the vibrancy and immediacy of David Hockey painting. 

What is a squitter? And what gives Hideous Sun Demon the confidence to declare themselves “Lord of the Squits”? Is it a real word or did Vincent just make it up annoy his British friends? All this is explained in this exciting, unrelenting 2 minutes and 30 seconds of tightly wound punk rock. What ever “true art” means to you, Squitter dares to challenge it.

Squitter

creative process as a medicine for everyday life