Mick Harris builds this record from the lowest possible frequencies, letting bass drones pool and settle like sediment rather than move with any urgency. The album title is precisely right — momentum exists here, but it's geological, felt in the body before it's heard by the ear. Harris's background in grindcore and his work with Scorn bleeds through in the sheer physical density of the sound, even stripped of rhythm entirely. Dark, weighty, and deeply satisfying for listeners who want music that makes pressure feel like comfort.
appears in: essential ambient, sleep