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Shroud of Vapour Ambient Experimental Noise 2015

Genre:	Electronic
Performer:	Shroud of Vapour
Title:	Suicide Forest Sessions
Style:	Ambient, Experimental, Noise
Date of release:	2015
MP3 album size:	1848 mb
FLAC APE album size:	1215 mb
WMA album size:	1571 mb
Digital formats:	AHX AA AUD MIDI XM MPC AA

Tracklist

1	In Memory Of	48:50
2	If It Pleases The Deceased	19:09

Credits

Artwork – Shizuo Uchida
Computer [Laptop], Synth [Small Noise Synths], Other [Buddha Machine], Other [Objects] – Hiroshi Hasegawa
Mastered By – Enemata Productions
Mixed By – L'Eclipse Nue
Sounds [Planet Music], Other [Plastic Trays], Other [Twigs], Computer [Iphone] – ROHCO
Synth [Cheap Noise Synths], Other [Contact Mic With Metal Grid], Effects [Misc] – L'Eclipse Nue
Voice, Other [Microphone], Effects [Reverb] – Yoshiko Honda

Notes

Recorded on location in Aokigahara, the "Suicide Forest" on June 1st, 2014.
Audio captured with a Zoom R16 MTR, using a vocal mic, an 'air' mic, and line inputs.
All equipment used was battery-powered or required no electricity.
Three sessions were recorded that afternoon, but one of the recordings was lost to the Forest.
Contained on this CD are the two remaining sessions that the Forest allowed us to keep.
Limited Edition of 250 Copies.

Lyrtois

SHROUD OF VAPOUR (Hiroshi Hasegawa/Rohco/L’eclipse Nue & Yoshiko Honda) – Suicide Forest SessionsHiroshi Hasegawa, Rohco, L’eclipse Nue (Daniel Sine) and Yoshiko Honda collaborate with one another as Shroud of Vapour in this special project entitled Suicide Forest Sessions. The Suicide Forest in Aokigahara, Japan serves as the recording ground due to its strong historic association with demons in Japanese mythology as well as being a popular place for suicide in Japan. The dense forest and it’s still quiet void of almost all wildlife bring out the very nature of the artists true intent, reflecting the atmosphere of desolation and despair of a haunted suicide ground. The weaving in and out of distant female wails and ambient like soundscapes seem to echo the lost spirits of those that have chosen to take their own lives here. This entire project was recorded using only equipment that required no electricity and relied purely on battery power. Strangely enough, out of a total of 3 recordings that were done that day, only 2 were able to be retrieved, and are thus presented here in their true form.