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Svapna is the brand-new album from Jagath, the ritual/industrial/dark ambient act from Perm, Russia. "A portal to another world is located inside an abandoned Soviet-era swamp drain near a residential building in the Zakamsk suburb of Perm, Russia, 58.0122, 55.9623. A ritual was performed here, so now we are living in an inside-out world. This is one of the last recordings inside our Temple -- the oil tanks are finally scrapped. I hope this is not the end. This album is dedicated to the victims of totalitarian regimes." Jagath create their music at abandoned industrial locations -- the bottom of a moist underground sewer shaft and inside huge hollow oil tanks -- without using digital synthesis. Simple, mostly hand-crafted instruments, found objects and voices are used to share their vision of decaying post-industrial age, to unleash the spirit of deep beyond-world and unveil life in the abyss. Six-panel glossy digipak. For fans of: Shibalba, Phurpa, Raison D'etre, Arktau Eos.
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Jagath is a ritual/industrial ambient act from Perm, Russia. The group creates their music at abandoned industrial locations -- the bottom of a moist underground sewer shaft and inside huge hollow oil tanks -- without using digital synthesis. They use simple, mostly hand-crafted instruments, found objects, and their voices. Jagath do this to share their vision of decaying post-industrial age, to unleash the spirit of deep beyond-world and unveil life in the abyss. It is cold in Russia, everything stays frozen for decades. Life is almost stopped, and this cannot be changed. So, Jagath have to do something so as not to freeze to death. "A firefly may inspire a man. Man takes a flint, flint carves sparks, sparks set fire to wood, a flame lights up. Flaring up more and more, a fire turns into a firestorm. Firestorm lives its own life." "Devalaya (Temple)" was recorded in vast oil tanks from 2015 to 2018. Six-panel glossy digipak with photography by Gregory Skvortsov and Dmitriy Frolov. For fans of: Shibalba, Phurpa, Arktau Eos.
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