Abysmal Series 006
Sirius - The Sigil of Set
DarkProg/Zenonesque

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Abysmal Series 006: Sirius - The Sigil of Set

Mixed and arranged by https://soundcloud.com/skdsc

[MDS006] SKD - Translucent Dimension Drift (Original Mix)

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Lingus

FH HF is mainly known by her structured randomness of sound.  Her compositions build upon overlapping synth melodies that ascend variety by impromptu spacing between internal harmonic details or tones, where each frequency is integer through subtle variations of similar patterns.

"What was a crucial sound experience in your life?  "
The first blink when I appraised how much I didn't know when I started composing, and that I wouldn't be conscious of anything if I knew.

LINKS
Spotify - open.spotify.com/artist/5WY7jx9Z0SpAS2cv59OCDG  
Soundcloud - soundcloud.com/kunuist

SOUND MATERIAL AND IDEA  
Film without pictures as sound photography, the basic idea of the mix is to combine tones with a specific frequency response to enable subjectively reliable measurement of noise for creating an aspect for the entire visual image.

Tracklist  
Asmus Tietchens + Richard Chartier (Fabrication) 
Kim Cascone - Residue
Bondage  Else Marie Pade + Jacob Kirkegaard - Nimbostratus
 Natasha Barrett - Innermost
 Burkhard Beins, Enrico Malatesta, Michael Vorfeld, Christian Wolfarth, Ingar Zach - Adapt/Oppose  
Ecker & Meulyzer - Melting Refuge
 Olan Mill - The Point, the Circle and the Sphere
Black Elk - Lost Hearts 
Kim Cascone - Statistically Improbable Phrases
 Jørgen Plaetner - Continuo
 Paul Lansky - Still Time, Second Tableau: Street Scene 
Svarte Greiner - Hellebore

MNEMOSYNE #029 - FH HF

From the X4 mixtape, supposedly clumped with a few other tracks

Phat Reverb M80

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In God We Are Damned

Mantis

How To Disappear Completely (for Jeremy Inkel)
[GREENWOOD, COLIN CHARLES/
GREENWOOD, JONATHAN RICHARD/
O'BRIEN, EDWARD JOHN/
SELWAY, PHILIP/
YORKE, THOMAS]
Performed by Left Spine Down 
(Independant)
Recorded at Trenzalore January 25, 2018

How To Disappear Completely

How To Disappear Completely (for Jeremy Inkel)

7. Never Call It a Night Again

Grabunhold - Flammen Und Schatten

Vancouver, Canada has always had a split musical personality, being home to both electronic/industrial bands such as Skinny Puppy and Front Line Assembly and bloody-knuckled DIY punks like DOA and SNFU. In Left Spine Down (also known simply as LSD), the two are fused into what LSD calls cyberpunk.

Formed by frontman Kaine Delay and guitarist Matt Girvan and later adding keyboardist Jeremy Inkel of Front Line Assembly, the band has no shortage of sonic firepower. Their sound is catchy yet abrasive, melodic yet fist-pumping, with detailed electronica-style programming and an "eff you" punk attitude.

The band's first EP, 2007's Smartbomb, met with a frenzied reception from fans and critics worldwide. Following on its heels in 2008 was their first full-length release, Fighting For Voltage, both produced by Chris Peterson.

2009 saw the band releasing two remix albums. The first, Voltage 2.3 Remixed & Revisited, featured remixes from legends and big hitters of the industrial scene including KMFDM, Tim Skold, Combichrist, Download, and The Birthday Massacre. The second, Smartbomb 2.3: The Underground Mixes, featured artists such as mind.in.a.box, Dismantled, Cyanotic, Decree, and Helalyn Flowers, just to name a few.

LSD has toured extensively: across Canada with SNFU; and North America with Al Jourgensen's Revolting Cocks in 2009 and again in 2010 with 16volt and Chemlab. 2010 also found a new heavy-hitting drummer joining Left Spine Down, Galen Waling.

As 2010 wound down, Left Spine Down hunkered down to spend the winter in the studio with industrial and alternative mastermind producer Dave "Rave" Ogilvie (Skinny Puppy, Nine Inch Nails, Marilyn Manson) on a new album, Caution. Caution marks LSD’s debut on electronic powerhouse label Metropolis Records and it will be released in August 2011.

While working on Caution, Left Spine Down released a video for their cover of Joy Division’s "She's Lost Control" to Canada’s MuchMusic in January of 2011, directed by Troy Sobotka. The video’s debut on VampireFreaks.com racked up over 400,000 views in the first two weeks. LSD and Sobotka will pair up again for Caution’s lead video, “X-Ray.”

In late 2011, Skinny Puppy lead singer Nivek Ogre's side project ohGr announced a December 2011 West Coast USA and Canada tour consisting of nine performances supported by Left Spine Down.

In 2012, My Life with the Thrill Kill Kult announced their 25-year anniversary tour covering over 30 dates in the USA tour featuring direct support by Left Spine Down.

After the Back From Beyond Tour with My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult in 2012, the band took a hiatus to focus on other projects; Kaine Delay kept Left Spine Down active, with appearances both on stage and on record, by supporting major acts such as The Soft Moon and 3TEETH at local gigs, as well as efforts for cancer benefits, namely the Electronic Saviors compilation series and the annual Bowie Ball, a yearly tribute festival in Vancouver for charity in honour of fallen rock legend David Bowie, who died of Liver Cancer in 2016. Galen Waling went to join industrial legends the likes of PIG, Lords of Acid and En Esch (ex-KMFDM) across the world as a live drummer, Matt Girvan went on to work at a local venue while working on his own music, and Jeremy Inkel left the band in 2016, continuing to work with Front Line Assembly until his sudden death in January 2018. 

The band had announced a new lineup in 2021 and are hard at work on a "brutal" EP with Kurt Maas (Deny Your Maker). A new single is also currently in the works.

How To Disappear Completely (for Jeremy Inkel)

The LSD (left spine down)