Temporary Infinity, by Haikai No Ku

Temporary Infinity

by Haikai No Ku

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Mihai Manescu It is very intense and it helps me in my process of illustrating.
It has meditative vibes..
Recommending!!!

Steve Rodger Here !! Please take my money in exchange for this on heavy vinyl. Box records reserves at least one spot in my 2016 top ten... Favorite track: In Garden Of Sunken Eclipse.

Thomas Shand Within 4 minutes of hearing 'Saltes Of Humane Dust' I had ordered the vinyl. This is a shining example of how the more drone based psych is done. Menacing, brutal, but not off putting. Makes you want to keep listening to see where it goes, and even if it goes nowhere you don't care. It's that good. Favorite track: Temple Factory.

simon a chemical fog of feedback sludge noise draped over increasing and decreasing drumming speeds. a queazy concoction. sadly, its all over in 33 minutes. Favorite track: Temple Factory.

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	1.	Saltes Of Humane Dust 09:56
	2.	Temple Factory 06:58
	3.	Blind Summit 02:40
	4.	In Garden Of Sunken Eclipse 09:42
	5.	Sea Of Blood 04:12

about

Box Records is proud to present the third full length album from Newcastle, UK noise-psych power trio Haikai No Ku.

'Temporary Infinity' continues the nightmarish bad trips that previous albums 'Sick On My Journey' (Burning World Records) and 'Ultra High Dimensionality' (Box Records) conjured. The patented Mike Vest (Bong, 11Paranoias, Blown Out) wall of gargantuan mild-altering damaged feedback is again present with the no nonsense power of Sam Booth (Foot Hair) and Jerome Smith (Female Borstal, Charles Dexter Ward).

Haikai No Ku take no prisoners and show no remorse with their latest offering. 'Temporary Infinity' is near 40 minutes of warped and disturbed hallucinogenic punishment. Their sound is not for the faint hearted but one that has seen them develop a cult following among those who enjoy their music twisted.

credits

released January 18, 2016

Mike Vest - Guitar
Jerome Smith - Bass
Sam Booth - Drums

Recorded and Mixed by Mark Wood, The Soundroom, Gateshead
Mastered by Stephen Bishop
Artwork and Layout by Pete Burn - www.peteburn.co.uk