Wasteland Vibes, by Photophob

Wasteland Vibes

by Photophob

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1.	Into The Outback 01:10	buy track
2.	Wasteland Dub 05:48	buy track
3.	Dust Devil 05:17	buy track
4.	After The Storm (Desert Sky) 01:14	buy track
5.	We Watched It Come Down 05:29	buy track
6.	Mad Nomad No. 8 05:21	buy track
7.	MTV (Malicious Tribal Vibes) 06:09	buy track
8.	Find Him, Kill Him 05:07	buy track
9.	The Weight Of Sand 06:24	buy track

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Listen to the wind, mindlessly playing with the sand beneath your feet.
Look at the sky, as it's pressing down on you, heavy and thick.
You feel that something is about to happen.
Watch it come down!

"This is a pretty angry sounding release. The whole thing seems to growl and snarl from the swirling beds of sonic texture. It reminds me of Hecq, Mobthrow and Niveau Zero, all of whom, coincidentally, have released on the Ad Noiseam label. In fact, this feels very much like something from the Ad Noiseam stable, which can only be a good thing.

For those who like their dubstep/bass vibes heavy, intricate and verging on industrial, this is for you. If you want to imagine a world that has been ravaged by global war, leaving nothing but the half demolished remnants of reinforced concrete buildings for the surviving humans to exist in caveman-like tribes, this is definitely for you."

[Gustave Savy, igloo magazine]

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released March 1, 2012

All music and artwork done by Herwig Holzmann in 2011 / 2012 except wasteland photo taken by Bill Lapp.

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Photophob Austria

Photophob is a one man music project by Herwig Holzmann (Austria), hovering somewhere between Ambient, Drone, Field Recording, Breakbeats and IDM.

Starting early in the new millenium, Photophob has released many albums, both on CD and digitally via different netlabels.

In 2004, Herwig Holzmann co-founded the netlabel laridae.at ... more

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