Hz constructs an immersive environment through layered drones, processed guitar tones, and subtle electronic manipulations, creating a sense of movement within static soundscapes. Rather than relying on melody or rhythm in any conventional sense, the compositions unfold as shifting auditory landscapes, where frequencies and resonance become the primary means of expression. The result is an almost physical listening experience that is like nothing else. If I had to pick just a handful of desert island albums to have the rest of my life, this would be one of them. Brilliant.
1996 UK pressing from Beggars Banquet and the only vinyl release of this that exists. Hard to photograph the cover art, but it looks decent enough in person, albeit a little rough around the edges.
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