Werewolf Jerusalem - Carnal Violence FLAC

"Hunted By The Night" leads off with sputtering digital mist. An unexpected reverberant pulse.
Approx 1:15 of dead space on either side. Respite.
"Escaping the Killer's Grip" is a sputtering vomitous underbelly burner with a soft digital pummel.
Packaging is clean with a minimal jcard of textured thick stock and monochrome photograhpy and kinda busy but tasteful typesetting.

Part One (Hunted By The Night) starts with an unusual grinding with an extremely short slap-echo that gives a cyber, almost space like sound and texture. Not quite white noise, not quite HNW, but something different. Like alien chatter. Dwindling and stewing for about 4 minutes, unchanging in the true HNW sense, before cutting off.

Part Two (Escaping The Killer's Grip) creeps in with a barely audible, ambient crunch, much similar to, but slightly different from side A, gaining a bit more momentum and drive, yet still remaining very quiet.

This tape sees a nice departure for Richard from the stereotypical wall that most are accustomed to today. While each track is very statuesque in their composure, the static that most have come to love in WJ and most of Richard's projects is not present. What could be a large head scratcher to some is actually a present surprise, and shows that even heavyweights in the HNW field are looking elsewhere at what 'wall' really is. Each track's titles, along with the sounds, create a great narrative.