Ghost Sickness, by Jute Gyte

Ghost Sickness

by Jute Gyte

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Jordan Vauvert J'aime Jute Gyte parce que ce n'est jamais le même Jute Gyte : vous progressez dans sa discographie et vous passez de musique ambiante à black metal sans pitié. Ghost Sickness ? Un mélange de musique ambiante et d'electro qui joue sur la résonance et la vibration comme le ferait un membre fantôme. Un de ces albums qui semble provenir d'une autre dimension invraisemblable qui reste incroyablement relaxant.
Et puis ce n'est pas tous les jours qu'on croise un artiste qui s'inspire d'Autechre... Favorite track: Lifting the Veil.

chrundle Always brings me back down to earth when im anxious.

albinobone If you love trve black metal, you hate Jute Gyte for fucking with the genre. You resent outsiders trespassing in something that's already perfect. You enjoy comments sections on metal websites saying how terrible Jute Gyte is, although some of the drum-parts are ok. You likely find his album descriptions unnecessarily esoteric. If you love Jute Gyte's black metal, though, you might still hate this beautiful album for fucking up your favourite Jute Gyte. Just great.

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1.	Lost Sierra 06:34	buy track
2.	Midwinter Isle 09:01	buy track
3.	Heat Death 09:20	buy track
4.	Coven of the Tide 05:26	buy track
5.	Ghost Sickness 05:20	buy track
6.	Skellig Rock 06:56	buy track
7.	Lifting the Veil 06:26	buy track
8.	No Babatunde 07:27	buy track
9.	Dusk Halo 12:02	buy track
10.	Last Seed 10:15	buy track

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The main influences here were probably Burzum's Dauði Baldrs and Hliðskjálf and Autechre's Incunabula and Amber. A few tracks draw titles from the game Daggerfall, which I spent a lot of time playing while writing Ghost Sickness: I have strong memories of roaming the nearly endless and totally empty wastelands between towns in a kind of meditative trance. I think these landscapes, similar to the desert spaces of Surrealist painting and almost entirely without gamelike features, affected the tone of the album. I see my later album Noctis Labyrinthus as a sort of sibling to this album.

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released January 1, 2010

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