This album lacks the cohesion created by totally-seamless-absolutely-mindfuckingly-beautiful-song-to-song transitions that are so prevalent amongst other drone albums, but it more than makes up for it when you look at the project through a slightly grander scope. Each track on Repetition Hymns strikes me as a vignette of a time or emotion that is distant from another, but as the album progresses you'll start to hear these themes overlap through familiar sounds and passages. These emotions and ...
read more