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ARTIST
HAXAN CLOAK, THE
TITLE
Excavation
FORMAT
CD
LABEL
TRI ANGLE
CATALOG #
TRIANGLE 018CD
TRIANGLE 018CD
GENRE
ELECTRONIC
RELEASE DATE
4/30/2013
"In 2011 with the release of his debut, self titled album, The Haxan Cloak (solo project of multi instrumentalist Bobby Krlic) appeared seemingly out of nowhere with an impressively fully formed sound that blew away most anyone who heard it. Recorded over the space of three years The Haxan Cloak was a wildly ambitious fusion of malevolent strings, junkyard found-sounds and primitive percussion. In the two years since the release of his debut, Krlic relocated to London and began working on its epic follow up, and Tri Angle Records debut,
Excavation
. Bolstered by the concept he was developing for his follow up and a desire to challenge himself into new terrains, Krlic has evolved his sound to incorporate more of his electronic influences. The result is an album awash with serrated beats and cavernous sub-bass, meshing with the classical drones and ghostly details The Haxan Cloak fans will have already been accustomed to. Whereas
The Haxan Cloak
was a dense, and at times, suffocating listen,
Excavation
finds Krlic confidently adopting a more minimalist approach, experimenting with space and silence without forsaking any of the intensity that made his debut such a powerful statement of intent."
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