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K.M. KrebsK.M. Krebs - The Light Will Fill the Darkness and Obliterate It [wh065] ()

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The Light Will Fill the Darkness and Obliterate It is a poetic and richly textured work by Canadian sound artist K.M. Krebs. These tracks are blended together into a shifting exploration as evocative and powerful as the titles they bear. I find this to be excellent headphone music, and with eyes closed I am easily abducted into very strange realms.

K.M. Krebs has become a well-known and respected artist in the netlabel scene. As K.M. Krebs he recorded the classic "Halberd of Chemistry" (available at Fukk God Records), and as 833-45 he recorded "Solar Cycle 23" which is a popular release at Autoplate Records. His previous release on Webbed Hand is Oneiromancy [wh046]. Check out the numerous other netlabel and CD-R releases in his discography at http://www.833-45.net/

Recorded and produced by K.M. Krebs in 2003
Cover art by K.M. Krebs

Tracklist:
01 The Southern Crown
02 Sea of Nectar
03 Folding Landscapes
04 The Unassailable and Eternal Sovereign of the Lunar Body
05 The Azure Dunes of Midnight
06 The Thousand Dark Veils
07 None of the Things That Are Can Perish
08 A Large and Shining Gate
09 Waters of the Fen and Marshes
10 Small Golden Chains Extending to the Heavens
11 Father of the Minerals
12 I Came to Scoff but Stayed to Pray
13 Dissolving Into the White Horizon

Thank you for listening to this Webbed Hand Records release. Please visit the WHR homepage to explore our complete catalog of experimental and ambient recordings. All of our music is free to download, but we'd be very grateful if you could make a small donation (via Paypal) to help with the costs of maintaining a netlabel.


This audio is part of the collection: Webbed Hand
It also belongs to collection: Netlabels

Artist/Composer: K.M. Krebs
Date: 0000-00-00 00:00:00
Keywords: Ambient/noise; Electroacoustic; Microsound; Abstract; Drones; musique concrete; Dark Meditative

Creative Commons license: Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States


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The Southern Crown 11.1 MB
Sea Of Nectar 5.9 MB
Folding Landscapes 11.0 MB
The Unassailable And Eternal Sovereign of the Lunar Body 7.3 MB
The Azure Dunes Of Midnight 6.0 MB
The Thousand Dark Veils 11.3 MB
None Of The Things That Are Can Perish 3.2 MB
A Large And Shining Gate 6.7 MB
Waters Of The Fens And Marshes 6.7 MB
Small Golden Chains Extending to the Heavens 2.2 MB
Father Of The Minerals 956.0 KB
I Came To Scoff But Stayed To Pray 3.6 MB
Dissolving Into The White Horizon 8.5 MB
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Jewel Case Back 514.2 KB
Jewel Case Cover 336.6 KB
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Reviewer: mystified - 5.00 out of 5 stars5.00 out of 5 stars5.00 out of 5 stars5.00 out of 5 stars5.00 out of 5 stars - July 10, 2005
Subject: Very Cool!
The sounds in this album seem to come from some mythic realm-- a kingdom or pashahood, perhaps, of the imagination. . . metallic and other textures mingle delightfully. The tone is neither too playful nor too serious-- but just perfect for invoking fascinated listening. This is my favorite so far of this artist's works!


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