Label: Substantia Innominata
Catalog#: SUB-13
Format: Vinyl, 10", 33 ⅓ RPM, Limited Edition, Gold
Country: Germany
Released: 10 Apr 2010
Genre: Electronic, Rock
Style: Drone, Doom Metal, Experimental
Credits: Artwork By [Art Direction, Design] - Marcin Łojek
Bass, Vocals, Accordion - Leah Buckareff
Guitar, Vocals, Drums [Drum Machine], Melodica - Aidan Baker
Photography [Band] - Guylaine Bédard
Written-By, Performer - Nadja (5)
Notes: Recorded in Berlin July and August 2009
Limited to 500 copies.
Tracklist:
A Ruins Of Morning I 21:09
B Ruins Of Morning II 19:49
RUINS OF MORNING shows NADJA in a very experimental & dark poetic mood. Their contribution for the "Substantia Innominata"-series (dealing with / drawing inspiration from the "Unknown", "Unnameable" or "Not-Knowable") comes in two long parts based around one musical theme that appears again and again (a great dark harmonic phrase moving through different levels through this epic track), linked by very beautiful drone-sections & more noisy outbursts. Song-orientation and a more experimental sound-art approach are thus combined perfectly. The phantastic lyrics from Aidan Baker point in a very poetic way to an utopian new morning where material values play no role anymore, but a new state of sensual being is settled in an almost
J.G.BALLARDian way, when perceptions of the environment (sky, lights, sun) and the beloved (eyes & skin) fall into one. Or is this a nocturnal boundless dream-phantasy? The wish / fear to return to mothers womb, a state where everything is one (one is all) again? These lyrics open up a scope of vague possible interpretations witch match up perfectly with the impressing music; a music that describes "The Unknown" in strong metaphors of surrealistic psychic states of being.
Experience the avantgardish drone-metal duo at their most dark & beautiful and on their very first 10" ! Edition of 500 copies on GOLDen vinyl, fantastic artwork by Marcin Lojek (ibsendesign.pl). One track in two very long parts, playtime 40+ minutes!!
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