Lustmord, The Monstrous Soul - 54m 14s

Tracks & Durations

1. IXAXAAR	5:08
2. Primordial Atom	25:27
3. Protoplasmic Reversion	5:54
4. The Daathian Doorway	6:38
5. The Fourth And Final Key	11:02

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Review

"The Monstrous Soul" was conceived in Sheffield in 1990 by B. Lustmord and Clock DVA founder Adi Newton. First released by London label World Serpent, it followed the seminal and highly influential dark ambient album "Heresy" (Soleilmoon SOL 9 CD). Although the release dates were barely a year apart, "The Monstrous Soul" marked a turning point for Lustmord, one that mapped the future more than it mirrored the past. Much more digital magic and electronic processing was employed this time, where much of the material on "Heresy" utilized acoustic sound sources and traditional analog recording technologies. "The Monstrous Soul" dedicated itself to creating a environment of gloom in which the listener was totally enveloped by an hour long soundscape best described as a journey through a frozen hell. At the time "The Monstrous Soul" was recorded, the legendary B. Lustmord resided in a squat in London, near the Oval cricket ground, just around the corner from David Tibet, founder of Current 93. It takes little imagination to connect the bleak visual landscape of south London's worst slum to Lustmord's grim electronics. This wasn't simply a fantasy video game soundtrack, it truly reflected the environment from which is came.

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The Monstrous Soul

Tracks: 5, Disk length: 53m 53s (-1m 39s)

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