Reflect your pain
by MEMBRANE
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Record/Vinyl + Digital Album180-gr Grey with black haze vinyl.
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Compact Disc (CD) + Digital Album3-panel matt Digipack CD
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A dead weight
05:31
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The face
05:03
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Leaving a trail
05:11
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Breath
08:03
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Never ending
04:55
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Lonesome
06:51
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about
MEMBRANE make a living from working with noise. From traditional ventures to more obscure times, creating compositions and soundscapes sounding close to epic ensembles. Welcome to their cruel world, namely 'Reflect your pain', their fifth album to date, enhanced with pounding patterns as the rhythmic basis goes, and brewing new ideas, noise-mongering for life. That should sound extremely obvious that pain is becoming pleasure as you go through it. 'Reflect your pain', outrageously made for master and slaves.
credits
released March 15, 2015
Recorded by Yann Marchadour @ Imperial Studio
Mixed by Guillaume Doussaud @ SwanSoundStudio
Mastered by Alan Douches @ West west side music
Recorded by Yann Marchadour @ Imperial Studio
Mixed by Guillaume Doussaud @ SwanSoundStudio
Mastered by Alan Douches @ West west side music
license
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