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CMU Approved
Approved: worriedaboutsatan
By Andy Malt | Published on Monday 24 October 2016
Gavin Miller and Thomas Ragsdale put their worriedaboutsatan project on ice back in 2010, before bringing it out of hibernation (having released and toured the excellent debut album for their other project, Ghosting Season) last year, with their second album under the name, ‘Even Temper’.
Fully back in action, they are now set to return with album number three, ‘Blank Tape’, on 25 Nov, preparing the ground with the release of ‘From A Dead Man (Part 2)’.
“The track was originally written quite a while ago, in a rehearsal room in Manchester, but for various reasons never saw the light of day”, says Miller. “When we sat down with all the new worriedaboutsatan material, we remembered it and re-jiggled it slightly, so it would fit in with the rest of the record. Ended up sounding quite nice, we thought!”
So it did, so it did. The techno track circles with a mix of foreboding and anticipation, with a bassline the calmly drills into the spongier bits of your brain.
You can hear more worriedaboutsatan material in Adam Curtis’s new ‘HyperNormalisation’ documentary, which you should watch very soon. And you can listen to ‘From A Dead Man (Part 2)’ here:
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