(SHR064) The New Flesh, by Deleted Narrative

(SHR064) The New Flesh

by Deleted Narrative

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annairis I keep coming back to this album when I feel I need help getting in touch with and releasing my repressed anger and anxiety about everything that has been bringing us all down through 2020 and 2021. It’s not an easy listen- it’s a necessary one.
One of my favourite albums 🖤

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1.	Welcome 08:20	buy track
2.	Barty Panger 04:45	buy track
3.	Memories Refracted 04:35	buy track
4.	Plate Wipe 04:12	buy track
5.	Broken 03:36	buy track
6.	Diagonal 04:16	buy track
7.	Time 04:08	buy track

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“The New Flesh” is the second album from Deleted Narrative. It follows on from his debut’s tone and atmosphere whilst drawing influence from Industrial and electronic. The album shifts from anxiety to anxiety with a constantly evolving sense of unease with the intent to both seduce and distress.

All proceeds from this album will be donated to the charity “Reclaim the Block” www.reclaimtheblock.org

“With the death of George Floyd we saw many Americans take to the streets in outrage of the inherent racism within the American police, and the racism systemically within America as a whole. As an artist I always hope that what I produce can help people in one way or another, whether it be as catharsis or through enjoyment. As such I decided to release the album I spent the last two years working on with all proceeds being donated to the charity “Reclaim the Block”, a charity in Minneapolis that works to push the city council to invest its budget into helping the community rather than just policing it. I thank you all for anything you can give and I hope that my music can be some comfort in this terrifying time.” - Deleted Narrative

Edit: Reclaim the block has ceased taking donations after receiving a huge amount of support, which is fantastic news. As a result donations have now been redirected to one of their recommended charities: ACER - African Career, Education, and Resource (www.acerinc.org/about/)

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released June 5, 2020

Album artwork: Alex Eckman-Lawn (www.alexeckmanlawn.com)
Photography: Talie Eigeland (talie-eigeland.co.uk)
“Diagonal” co-produced by Disco Veleno of “Sick Cult 3000”
All tracks produced and mastered by Douglas Norton

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Sun Hole Records London, UK

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Sun Hole Records was formed by Erohypnos during a messy week in late August, 2016. We promote and release breakcore, noise, witch house, witchcore, ambient, IDM, experimental & outsider

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