Probably our most epic psychadelic track on the album. Slow, melodic, cold and strange. This song brings out odd feelings when I listen to it.

1. Light one candle
2. Turn out the lights in the room
3. Play this song at a moderate volume level
4. Listen for the droning LFO's
5. Exerience the solitude of what this man felt in this song
6. Enjoy! :)

Emmetic Russala

This song is about being kind to your planet. A horse god tells you how it has to be.

Horse God

This is a pretty experimental track about the Asrai faeries! 

The faeries are caught and then evaporate into water so the captive cannot harm them.

This song is about their place of resting and solace.

Asrai Temple

Definitely a sad song. This song is about loving someone so much that will never love you back. The lyrics are written delicately and very emotionally.

With back vocals by our little pal the Koala Buddy. <3 <3 <3

Crimson Tears

A story about a Worlock being captivated by a Mermaid and giving her feet for an evening so that they may dance and make love under the moonlight.

A Mermaid's Tail

This song reminds me of childhood feelings. Very odd, yes, but it has that feeling to the bass line and melody. It's like being on a roller coaster.

Macaroon

This song was written for our CD release party. We recorded it ourselves for the end of our first set live. We danced and through bloody organs into the crowd for this song. Travis cut his throat open and splattered blood on people. But the song is delicately good.

This is going to be a rarity.

Heavy I Walk

Our version of The Dreamer is Still Asleep, written by the band COIL. En Memorum.

The Dreamer is Still Asleep (COIL)

This track was recorded by Nick Petoletti on March 8th, 2011, from 10pm until 5am in the morning. This was an experimental recording that was compiled with two other tracks, Insomniform and The Lost Cleric, a different version of our original, Lost Clerics in The Sand.

T.Dack was on a five day sleep deprivation experiment and this musick is definitely a product of his experiment.

Idiosyncratic Agenda

Kosovo Liberation Army

This song is political

K.L.A.

Remote Viewfinder, Duluth's a-one synthesizer dynamic is a two piece experimental synth-symphony comprised of Tobin Dack and Travis Hendershot. These compadres dusted off the keys and kit and set up shop in 2007, putting out two albums and a multitude of other experimental tracks that litter the internet. Some of which will have you wondering how good electronic music exists in Duluth without you knowing about it. When listening to almost any track, one must fight off an almost involuntary urge to light up a joint. The synth, drum machine and Tobin's vocals on tracks like Horse God deliver a haunting aural beat down and if you got passion, maybe some goosebumps. With a chilling reminiscence to modern synth-piano savant M83, Remote Viewfinder also embraces a dark side, an almost MGMT pop sound, blissful ambience and a sound that might be heard by a deaf person soaring through the clouds. Self-described as avant garde, these fellas had the gall to record a cover of Tainted Love, which is better than the original and almost better than Marilyn Manson's version. Tobin's vocals on tracks like Cosmic Intervention almost leave a Glen Danzig-esque impression on the brain. Maybe even Tears For Fears on the track Jade Burners. Lost Clerics in The Sand is a vocal-less synth masterpiece that leaves you wanting the song to go on forever. If you appreciate electronic, mind numbing beauty, Remote Viewfinder will leave the package at your door. Fall into a melodic trance and go to your special place. I can almost guarantee you won't be let down.

-Mark Jeneson, Duluth, MN. Writer

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