Lull / Null - Echoed Currents / Shooting Star Crash (1994) 7"

A. Lull - Echoed Currents 

B. Null - Shooting Star Crash

Country: US

Genre: Dark Ambient, Ambient, Industrial, Noise

Length: 9 Minutes 

Released: 1994

Label: Alley Sweeper 

Download: Zip, MP3

Mick Harris truly delivers on this one. His song Echoed Currents is like reliving your creepiest nightmares while being lost in a dark and forbidding snow-covered forest. It can also be found on the Box version of his compilation, Collected. 

*REVIEWS* 

1. Review by bonnicon (May 31st, 2012)

LULL - MICK HARRIS's dark Isolationist project uses the canvas of a vinyl single to great effect - adapting his album-hugging sound quite effectively. This is typical of LULL - whining tones like electronic didgeridoo wash over you in waves while behemoth peristalsis echoes from out of the depths. Passive yet blackly chilling, "Echoed Currents" invites you to sleep in regions where you wouldn't even risk closing your eyes. KAZUYUKI K. NULL dusts down his razor-wire-and-needles guitar for a quiet night in the studio. The waves of raw white metal sound whip across the ears like cruel barbs across soft warm naked flesh, flaying and rending the air with it's regardless nerve-piercing shards of pure noise.

Originally reviewed for Soft Watch.

Lull - Time Box EP. [2x7"] (1995)

Here's a little something special for you guys: A very extraordinary release by Lull, a dark ambient project created by Mick Harris, who was also the Drummer for the Band Napalm Death. This album is possibly one of the greatest examples of spine-chilling, dark, and harrowing ambient music. The album is called, Time Box EP.

It was released in the U.K. in 1995 (One year before I was born) by Aquese Recordings, and was a limited edition on two 7" pieces if Vinyl. One version was that it came in a numbered, and spray-painted box (in which very few were produced.) The spray-painted box in the mail-order was only limited to a total of 39 copies.The other version of this album was that it came in a cardboard wallet, and this version was limited to a total of 500 copies. Both versions come with an eight-paged booklet; the track names are etched out in "run-out grooves".

(Please note that according to the album page on Discogs.com, for each song from this rip, there are at least 10 - 20 seconds off. I don't know why it's like this but whatever. I'm guessing that those 20 seconds were just very, very low droning or silence/static.)

A. Lull Not Null (6:11)
AA. We Aim To Please (7:03)
AAA. No Messages, Nope, Never... (6:07)
AAAA. .... (6:43)

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LULL - JOURNEY THROUGH UNDERWORLDS (1993) - Downwards

This is track 1 from the 2nd Album in the horrific Dark Ambient Side Project Series, Lull (created by Mick Harris): JOURNEY THROUGH UNDERWORLDS (1993)
Song: Downwards
Artist: Lull
Album: Journey through Underworlds (1993)
http://www.discogs.com/Lull-Journey-Through-Underworlds/master/40992
Composer: Mick Harris, Justin Broadrick
Year: 1993!!!
Label(s): Sentrax, Rawkus
Genre: DARK AMBIENT, NOISE, NOISE AMBIENT, ISOLATIONISM, EXPERIMENTAL, ETC.

Please Youtube, please don't delete this video...
I am only uploading this for non-commercial listening, and feedback privileges... etc., etc.
All rights go to Mick Harris, Justin Broadrick, and to the Labels: Sentrax, & Rawkus.

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I will upload the rest of this album, very very soon!! :))

This is part 1....
Part 2 of this will be uploaded right after.
Part 2 of this song, is FUCKING AWESOME!!! :DD



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