Werewolf Honeymoon, by VISIT

Werewolf Honeymoon

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1.	We Had To Grow Gills Or We Wouldn't Make It Out Alive 12:53	buy track
2.	Sungaze 02:16	buy track
3.	Meadwolf 03:54	buy track
4.	Sun Pact (for Niki) 17:16	buy track

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After walking full wolf in the daylight on their 2016 tape, Chaz Prymek (Lake Mary) and M. Sage left the session with extra nuggets. Here, they fully transmogrify, also featuring Braeyden Jae, Paul Dehaven, and Bright Whistles. Like our version of the Traveling Wilburys. Dense ambient folk incantations blend with lush synthesizers and electronics. New rusted Americana, masterfully cut and arranged into a sweeping night under the moon.

Originally released on Patient Sounds Intl.

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released January 1, 2017

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"Visit’s latest, “Werewolf Honeymoon,” is a varied ambient album. Textures range from the repetitive ground bass and overdriven guitar of opener “We Had to Grow Gills Or We Wouldn’t Make It Out Alive,” to the steel string acoustic guiding “Sungaze,” and the more pure amorphous ambience of “Meadowolf” and “Sun Pact (for Niki).” The way that the longer tracks, opening and closing the album, develop amid static textures is what makes “Werewolf Honeymoon” so interesting.
Visit show themselves to have impeccable pacing in the way that ideas are not so much layered as they are revealed. Sounds not originally in the drone feel as though they have been merely pulled up for closer inspection, and that they were in fact lying in wait the entire time. From the perspective of phrasing each track is shown to be very thoroughly considered, with fairly regular cadence points and an ebb and flow that feels completely natural."- Quarter Tonality

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Lake Mary Salt Lake City, Utah

Lake Mary // Chaz Prymek

Has been heralded / criticized as being "a white noise orgy for people who still believe in the power of saying I love you"

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