Language Instinct welcomes back Kyle Nelson's Cementation Anxiety project for the third time, this time with a new 20-minute album "Ruinate In Glacier". Based on the title, I'm sensing a thematic continuity being constructed here, with CA once again inviting the listener to join him for an exploration across the ice-cold ambient landscapes and desolate dronewaves.
There are some beautifully produced tapes still available here. Stream the album below.
"Glacial Dissociation" marks Cementation Anxiety's return to the Language Instinct label - one year after his previous EP "Transience Frequency". The title may be foreshadowing, but this new dark ambient EP feels like a dirge for the irreversible changes brought by melting glaciers. The sombre tone of these five sound sculptures signals the arrival of disillusionment with the world around you. Sonic doom and gloom, but what a captivating and beautiful way to go. The EP is out now on limited edition tapes.
You can buy the cassettes directly from CA (or here). Stream the EP below.
Cementation Anxiety is an alias of New Jersey-based experimental musician and producer Kyle Nelson. His releases have been popping up all over my feed due to his recent collaborations with Nouvelle Gaze, Black Artifact, Trust Collective, Somatic, Amulet of Tears, and many more. "Agnosiareign" is his most recent project, beautifully released by Black Artifact, consisting of nine compositions that inhabit the blurry and often fluid zone between ambient and drone. Agnosia is a neurological condition where a person cannot recognise objects, sounds, smells, shapes, or people, despite normal sensory function. The album sounds like a soundtrack to the empty corridors of the psyche of a mental asylum patient—often calm and tranquil, but sometimes weathered by storms of anxiety and uncertainty.
There's tapes and CDs on label's Bandcamp here. You can stream the album down below.