Roses In The Voltage IV : A Roadside Emanation

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Steven C. Davis Like listening in to some tribal, forbidden, ceremonial gathering, this is unexpected and unsettling with moments of beauty. Favorite track: The Clamor Codex.

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	1.	Roses In The Voltage IV : A Roadside Emanation 23:00
	2.	The Swaying Bridge 05:34
	3.	Full Moon Gathering At Handsworth 04:58
	4.	The Clamor Codex 05:39
	5.	From Gippa's Wic On The Orwell 04:05
	6.	Tidings 00:29
	7.	Liturgical Mysteries 02:49

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Now available to download with the other three EPs at united-bible-studies.bandcamp.com/album/roses-in-the-voltage

Time is so strange and warped right now; Friday can arrive so fast, yet Monday can seem so distant. You can wonder what you did all week, yet know you did something. The tide ebbs and flows and you can’t stop it, you can only taste the salt and watch. I’ve often thought to myself of late, I wonder when I will see that person again. Will we walk side by side once more along the Roses and under the pylons? Time will tell; in its liquid way. Another thing I’ve been thinking about of late is concrete; those laitance surfaces. I’ve been looking down at those cosmological slabs, seeing the infinite patterns and water damage; thinking how organic they look, how nature pervades, even in things made by human and machine, the concrete is easily as interesting as the tessellated trees that curve beside the pavement (that accumulation of time and weathering, a slow process you can’t watch). I stand now listening to an electricity hum and the crickets buzz, to the distant traffic and a volley between two owls, time slows. What mysteries the world holds.

Time that infinite loop. ∞

Wrap the shimmering veil around you (shimmering veil; cloaks you in a veil, providing a chance for creatures attacking you to be less hateful towards you).

{ In its midst clear moonlight shimmering veil spread their weave chimerical both }

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released June 22, 2020

Volume four of four. The first track is an assemblage of those that appear individually after it.

The Students, this time...

Alan Davidson
Alison O'Donnell
David Colohan
Dom Cooper
Gayle Brogan
Graeme Lockett
Grey Malkin

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'The music of United Bible Studies always emanates from a place where primal, slightly dangerous forces live.... Conjuring improvisations from pastoral forms and earthy drones, their art teeters between fierce exaltations of the flesh and celestial spiritual journeys.' The Wire ... more

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