Dreamatorium, by Death Cube K

Dreamatorium

by Death Cube K

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Have a nice day. Favorite track: Maggot Dream.

NiccoFord This album is my favorite when it comes to dark ambient. The atmosphere is very immersive and the effects are good. Greatt sound design by bill. Good panning and analogy synths. Maggot dream is my favorite its very emotional and has helped me in dark times throughout my life when it comes to the loss of loved ones. The liquidy guitar sounds make it seem like a body is rotting underneath the soil.

Snudge This will send shivers down your spine - in a good way! Ambient at its finest. Hard to believe only 48 other people on the planet have downloaded this! Do yourself a favour and listen to "Maggot Dream", preferably with headphones on. It will change your world.

Yours truly, Duke the Cab

Carla Anderson this, along with Axiom Ambient's Lost in the Translation, was my introduction to the world of Bill Laswell and to ambient music. 25 years later, it's still in the rotation. wonderfully weird and creepy and nostalgic.

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1.	Land Of The Lost 10:02	info	buy track
2.	Maps Of Impossible Worlds 07:15	info	buy track
3.	Terror By Night 07:10	info	buy track
4.	Maggot Dream 05:10	info	buy track
5.	Dark Hood 12:40	info	buy track

credits

released June 6, 2019

designed & arranged by Bill Laswell

Buckethead: guitar
Bill Laswell: bass

recorded & mixed at Greenpoint Studio, Brooklyn, NY
engineering: Robert Musso
assistant: Layng Martine
remastered by James Dellatacoma

artwork by Dave McKean