Where Comes The Dark?, by The Slow Engineer

Where Comes The Dark?

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1.	Where Comes The Dark? 04:16		buy track
2.	Dendracycles 04:37		buy track
3.	Sub Core 04:59		buy track
4.	At Midnight I Will Take Your Soul 04:37		buy track
5.	Dystempathy 03:17		buy track
6.	Go Not Willing... 01:16	info	buy track
7.	Elders 06:06		buy track
8.	Helectronics 05:32		buy track
9.	Sulphur 03:35		buy track
10.	Midwich 03:08		buy track

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Polytechnic Youth/ PY68/ limited edition vinyl, Analogue Hades download youtu.be/dKSp4J_9Wwc

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“Where comes the Dark?” debut full length from shadowy, underground producer The Slow Engineer. “An album of sculpted synthsonics and Eldritch electronics originally released on a limited run, blink and you’ll miss it cassette which sold out in 24 hrs.

Heavy on basslines, with driving rhythms and tweaked synthesisers, it’s a record which openly acknowledges its nod to horror scores and the work of the Radiophonic Workshop whilst pulling off something uniquely and freshly new, via use of an assembled array of wayward equipment stored at the Analogue Hades base.”

British horror actor Laurence R. Harvey adds suitably menacing narration in places, and across 10 fabulous tracks this is a richly, deliciously diverse electronic record which comes hugely recommended to fans of John Carpenter, not to mention label mates The Heartwood Institute and Dream Division.
A one time pressing of 250, destined to sell out pretty swiftly…..

[" Creeping electro, crawling bass, knockin-on-yr-door-at-midnight rhythms... club music for mutated lab technicians" Scott Johannsson: LARVA/ www.ondespositivesrecordings.com ]

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released May 25, 2017

Programmed, mixed & recorded by The Slow Engineer in Analogue Hades.

Mastered by Michael Figucio.

Special thanks to Laurence R. Harvey.

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The Slow Engineer Oswaldtwistle, UK

Regular Denizen of Analogue Hades that prefers not to enter into tech discussions , but more than happy to provide beats, loops, edits and remixes.

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