It's once in a blue moon when you will see Silvis Records announce two release at once, which is exactly why that is happening today.
Bartram Haugh makes its debut with a single, "Winter Chanterelle," from its first LP. Bartram Haugh performs gothic coldwave / darkwave recalling both the 1880s and the 1980s. Synthesizers, live drums and darkly ethereal guitars create an autumnal world of yearning, nostalgic splendor. Music for antique shopping, chiropterology fieldwork, OTC microcap stocks, and drinking vermouth neat. Seven LPs of material are nearly complete. Expect around one per month until next spring.
The second in a trilogy of Mulozhi EPs is also available at Bandcamp today. Swing by and grab "The Horror of Mulozhi" for your Halloween afterparty with "pay what thou wilt" pricing. We really, strongly encourage you to get really deeply psychologically invested into Mulozhi's black metal trap music. If you want to check the interview with this elusive artist, we still have it available. There's a surprising amount of "rap metal" out there purporting to channel black metal influences, but it usually turns out to be someone wearing crust punk pants rhyming some slick phrases in a clearly audible voice over a pastiche of extreme music samples. Mulozhi is the polar opposite - corvidly indeterminate black metal vocals howled over dark trap music filled with darkwave ambience and synthesizer-drive psychadelica. Challenging, perplexing, underground extremity.
