Here it is… the long-awaited Spiritflesh album. Unfolding the darkest of dubwise techniques sprawled across shards of post-punk, drone, doom metal and techno, Spiritflesh go six feet deep across a short-run of promo cassettes, a 12″ single and now the full-length album, due on NoCorner on the 19th of September, served on vinyl & digital formats. The latest project to rise out of Bristol, Spiritflesh is the brainchild of Julian ‘Dj October’ Raymond-Smith and Boris ‘Borai’ English… 
The culmination of countless hours spent in an infamous basement studio full of old machines, BBC-grade reverbs, delays, phasers and little known mixing technique, Spiritflesh are now presenting their eponymous piece. 
Taking in a host of sounds, the pair have truly blurred the conventions of influences and spawned a sonic that is all theirs… Phased, delayed and crashed through red-hot electronics, their sonic is at a constant boiling point, doubled in menace via evocation, constantly spewing and spitting like a skeletal, fog-riddled construct of otherwordly ambience, guttural bassline and rhythm. 
Dream-like, yet crushingly physical, their sound is a cerebral kind of music that touches, with great conviction, on ideas of life, death and the in-between… Their self-titled debut LP expands across eight crushing, drone-heavy juju meets techno meditations, exploring the darkest themes of the spiritual world and the open spaces in between. Served on 180gsm vinyl, mixed at BB studios, mastered and cut by Lewis at Stardelta. 
Studio Tape-Echo design, served with two colour screenprint, handprinted in Bristol. 
Edition of 300, housed in anti-static bag, with insert sticker.