Codices Vitae Washington, D.C.
H.E. Caladrius,
Abbot-Sacristan of the Last Shrine and Reverend Archivist of the Codices Vitae
Here lies what little remains...
h.e.caladrius@gmail.com
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A poignant, tremulous descent into the despair of the trees and all the creatures who depend upon their well-being (including us). Leaves fall like tears, trunks flare up like dying suns, soil screams as it slides off stripped hillsides into the abyss.
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Cryptic Nonsense
by Blood Tower
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A new Blood Tower album is always cause for celebration—the depth of vision Lord Bill packs into each gemlike song is astounding. This release gives me a feeling of watching midnight movies in a rundown theater on the edge of town with a few other brave souls. As we emerge blinking into the thick darkness all the horrors we saw onscreen start creeping out from the shadows, flapping wetly across the moon, skittering down from the trees, clutching icily at our ankles through the churning dirt.
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Hong Kong's Enor D reinterprets nursery rhymes as noise pieces with elements of musique concrete on this playful new album.
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Written in response to the climate crisis, “Leviathan” is a brooding and beautifully unsettling batch of dark ambient songs.
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