The Dream of a Fetus in Heavy Oil, by Contagious Orgasm

The Dream of a Fetus in Heavy Oil

by Contagious Orgasm

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Michael Carter The title of this describes the music perfectly.Two long tracks that suggest being in some type of limbo,neither dead or alive,trapped.I suppose this could be described as sound collages,nightmares of a life not lived.It reminded me of the first time I saw Eraserhead.

Ben Harris I love the sampling of very archetypal sounds in this one, those weirdly familiar noises of blades scraping, Buddhist chanting, bird song, etc that are irreversibly ingrained into our collective imagination. I was expecting a far harsher industrial album, but I'm pleasantly surprised by the weirder audio-collage route Contagious Orgasm took on these two tracks. Favorite track: I Don't Know Why I'm Alive and I'm Going Out Alone.

Feivl das Pech Quite ambient really and very atmospheric as noted below. I like it!

Austin Daniel Colvis Sensational. I first listened to this in the midst of an intense thunderstorm and needless to say it was fitting. The record instills confusion and uncertainty, and with that an overwhelming sense of doom. Excellent release, cannot wait for more from this artist. Favorite track: I Don't Know Why I'm Alive and I'm Going Out Alone.

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	1.	Mutation Information Field 14:53
	2.	I Don't Know Why I'm Alive and I'm Going Out Alone 14:41

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released June 10, 2019

composed and performed by H.H.
recorded and mix at Cool Anatomy, 2019
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