lefthandsuzuki

Everywhere at the end of time-
A long and bleak album about dementia. Uses the ambient style to add to the illusion of time passing. Combines ballroom dance with rhythmic vinyl crackle, but slowly turns into something darker and terrifying. A near 7 hour behemoth that will leave you emotionally devastated for weeks, if not more. But still, the techniques this album uses are incredible and it is hard to deny The Caretaker's musical prowess.

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Easily the most drone-heavy gybe album. It's less of a grand story about some massive political conflict, and more of an experiment with a more dense type of storytelling. This thing really hit me when I stopped trying to look for meaning in the tracks and just let the drones wash over me.

These songs all have extremely natural progression, but still come off as incredibly complex and nuanced. I can see any track here being someone's favorite. It's such a balanced project and a staple of electronic music in general.

This thing definitely masters the art of painting a picture using sound. The landscapes are so vivid and real. There's a tangible element of restrained hostility through some of the parts, and when the dark side of this album shows... all hell breaks loose.