Rites I&II, by ASHTORETH

Rites I&II

by ASHTORETH

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	1.	Rite I 20:58 video		buy track
	2.	Rite II 16:50		buy track

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We’re glad to welcome Belgian artist Peter Verwimp and his shamanistic guitar driven soundscapes. The first instalment for the Rites series touches on the importance of ceremony and ritual in our daily lives. It deals with our interconnectedness with nature as a whole and the necessity to acknowledge and use this connection as an amplifier of thoughts, ideas and emotions. Minimal, meditative ambient drones with layers of meandering guitars and voices mixing elements of doom, drone and ambient experimentation. Rites I & II take a shamanic and animistic approach to our surroundings, unveiling inner and outer visual landscapes, a journey through flesh, sound and spirit.

CD Edition of 500 copies in 6 panels Digisleeve. 2 Tracks. Running Time 37:51

LP Edition of 300 copies on Black Vinyl. Matt Lamination and black Paper Sleeve. 2 Tracks. Running Time 37:51

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released February 8, 2019

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