The Many Sounds Of A Failed Revolution, by Holy Solvent

The Many Sounds Of A Failed Revolution

by Holy Solvent

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1.	Wordless Haikus Kept Me Going Through The Night 05:17	buy track
2.	The Rage Will Always Stay 05:28	buy track
3.	I Make Self Destruction Into A Ritual 06:53	buy track
4.	Recreation Of The Absurd Dhikr Attempt 1 06:50	buy track
5.	Melting Body 05:18	buy track
6.	Can You Feel Your Face 03:28	buy track
7.	Exploring Never Seen Options 07:10	buy track
8.	Unfailed Revolution (Song For A Friend) 05:21	buy track

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"A dark cloud casts itself over this entire recording.
It varies in tempo, quality and intensity throughout.
There are long sections of near silent ambience, moments of excruciating brutality, and everything in between.
The somber mood mixed with the diversity of soundscapes matches the name of the title well."
-review from issues magazine.

Holy solvent is a dark ambient, post-indutrial project from clermont-ferrand france, TMSOAFR is their first album.
FFO coil, yellow swans, drugs...

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released July 7, 2022

Crooked: all music
Aimé Massacrier: mixage/mastering, photos
Mariu: Design

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