Lost Light Records

There are more releases planned but due to my state being under quarantine, everything is on hold. See you all when this is over.

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https://lostlightnoise.bandcamp.com/

The latest from Cory Strand's prolific project Eugene Critchley. The title comes from Cotard's syndrome, a disorder which can give the affected the belief they are already dead or do not exist. Steeped in depression, this album digs deeper into the path laid out by his early albums. Side A begins with a long sample of an active shooter, slowly creeping in to a quiet, minimal wall. Signature to his sound, side B continues with another depressive sample moving into a steady bass heavy wall. This is not one to be missed by fans of Cory's work as one of the most prolific wall noise artists. 2 sided shirts featuring the Sadness Eternale artwork are available for pre order only and will not be made again. Place your order by 3/13, with shirts shipping by 3/20.

2020

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https://lostlightnoise.bandcamp.com/album/the-spirit-of-the-lonely-places

Interview with Musique Machine regarding Lost Light Records and Joli. Click to read.

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Stream and purchase: https://lostlightnoise.bandcamp.com/album/your-opinion

Stream and purchase: https://lostlightnoise.bandcamp.com/album/the-lost-light-tape

Starting off the new year for Lost Light is an absolutely crushing work by Charles Razeur. CR is one of several projects from Damien De Coene, a noise artist from Belgium that has been attacking the wall noise world for the past few years with constant, and consistently impressive albums. This tape stands to be one of his finest works, establishing himself in the outer most territories of the sounds of wall noise. Side A begins with a most unsettling wall, quiet yet disturbing. Recorded in the middle of the night with an apparent ghostly presence in the room, this track displays complete discipline in the minimalism of frequency and tone. Side B continues with a sharp, crackling wall that many will be more familiar with. Coene shows off his skill in harvesting only the most imperative crackles and static, sparing none in the crucial torment of aggressive wall noise. The artwork displays a ghostly figure and illegible logo, a throwback to early death and black metal demos. Very fitting for the tone of this album and the ghostly resonance of the tones.

New stickers for 2019, free with every order

Stream: https://lostlightnoise.bandcamp.com/album/nikolic-pakhomov-van-der-veen