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01. Burial Hex - O' Crescent Shedding Queen! Dark Tide Is Cast Inside The Hearts Of Those Who'd Lay Siege To Your Luminous Shade
02. Burial Hex - Of Roses, Astronomers & The Falsely Accused
03. Burial Hex - From Heel To Throat
04. Burial Hex - A Kiss To Birth The Rotted Sun
05. Burial Hex - Backwards Curse
06. Burial Hex - Penitential March
07. Burial Hex - Magic Without Tears
08. Burial Hex - Pacing The Hollow
09. Burial Hex - Feral Blood Vision .
ARTIST
TITLE
In Hiding
FORMAT
CD

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CATALOG #
CSR 328CD CSR 328CD
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RELEASE DATE
2/16/2024

In Hiding features a carefully curated selection of the crucial compilation tracks from horror electronics/post-industrial project Burial Hex, gathering and remastering them together, striving to create a resonance between disparate sources, forming an extraordinary new experience. After nearly 20 years of activity from this restless project, many Burial Hex compilation tracks have been released, often of a very unique and high quality as Clay Ruby seemed to enjoy taking compilation submission requests as an opportunity to offer new perspectives on their already bizarre and eclectic work. Many of the tracks were from cassettes, vinyl, or digital-only releases for labels such as Brave Mysteries, Aurora Borealis, Clan Destine, Small Doses, and Buh, appearing here on CD for the first time -- or in the case of "Pentitential March," never-before released. Clay Ruby has remixed each track, in some cases re-envisioning them specifically to live together coherently in this incarnation, making this collection more like a new studio album rather than another anthology compilation. Reveling in the intimate, feral surrealism that we have come to know without parallel from this intoxicating project, In Hiding is an excellent view into the romantic Promethean theater of Burial Hex, whether for the neophyte or the adept. For fans of: Coil, SPK, Psychic TV, Trepaneringsritualen. CD in matt-laminate digipak with artwork by Nathaniel Ritter.