I have only one Lescaleet release (the Nmperign collaboration) and it’s always struck me as incredibly inscrutable, even in my large collection of pretty inscrutable music. So this post, rich with thoughtful context, helps make better sense of it, and gets me excited to revisit his work. So thanks for that.
Thanks so much, glad to hear. I'm just reiterating what I've said above, but I'd definitely recommend dipping throughout the This Is What I Do series. Archaic Architecture is one I return to most often. The splits with Drumm, Dilloway and Lambkin are all pretty great, I'm probably most partial to Popeth. And Much to My Demise is excellent, mostly eschewing abrasive tones in favour of a more contemplative vibe.
I have only one Lescaleet release (the Nmperign collaboration) and it’s always struck me as incredibly inscrutable, even in my large collection of pretty inscrutable music. So this post, rich with thoughtful context, helps make better sense of it, and gets me excited to revisit his work. So thanks for that.
Thanks so much, glad to hear. I'm just reiterating what I've said above, but I'd definitely recommend dipping throughout the This Is What I Do series. Archaic Architecture is one I return to most often. The splits with Drumm, Dilloway and Lambkin are all pretty great, I'm probably most partial to Popeth. And Much to My Demise is excellent, mostly eschewing abrasive tones in favour of a more contemplative vibe.