The Lewers – 518A [LP] DIY / Lo-Fi / Pop creating a hypnotic

creating a hypnotic

The Black Death's release just happened to coincide with the church-burnings of the 1992 black metal summer

the duo of Rudolf Klorzeiger and To-Nhan have themselves achieved a near-telepathic capacity for collaborative thought and mechanical construction

whereas the indifferent vocals and brittle drum machine tilt of ‘Hin Und Her’ or quivering electronics of ‘ë’ could easily be misplaced for an 80’s tape piece from Vox Populi

The Lewers – 518A [LP] DIY / Lo-Fi / Pop creating a hypnotic"Featuring members of Orion, Diat, Itchy Bugger and Rapid Dye, the Lewers mine completely different territory and are best described as a pop minded, avant leaning group that revolves around counter points and a pure approach. Both positive and negative space are utilised. Instruments move where they want or need to be. Control and chaos have equal consideration. A wide range of emotions are explored. There is a focus on the relationship between