Providence, by worriedaboutsatan

Providence

by worriedaboutsatan

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Stuart Haynes John McGinn... is awesome - builds up gradually, new layers of sound adding to the tension. Really inspiring 👏

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Providence is the latest album by worriedaboutsatan.

Following on from previous release Time Lapse, Providence's eight tracks find sole member Gavin Miller in an understandably reflective mood.

Resisting the urge to simply turn in more longform experiments in expansive post-rock informed electronica, Providence seeks to capture several different elements of the 'satan sound, whilst attempting to thread it together into one cohesive whole.

The album navigates through tense drones, wistful electronics, and even euphoric ambient techno over it's runtime, but was always meant as many sides of the same atmosphere. As trite as it sounds, it was all born of the same feeling in the same time at the same place.

A lot has happened to worriedaboutsatan over the past few years, and as the cover suggests, time and it's passing present fertile ground for inspiration. Despite a temptation to wallow in past glories, Providence finds worriedaboutsatan looking very much to the future.