CONTROLLED BLEEDING Carving Songs 2CD 2017

Carving Songs

2CD

CD1:
01 Controlled Bleeding - TROD (Defiler's Song)  
02 Carving Song (Monolake Remix)
03 As Evening implodes (Barnacles Remix)  
04 The Swarm of Sweettooth (Child Bite Remix)
05 Carving Song (Child Abuse Remix)  
06 As Evening fades (Renaldo & The Loaf Remix)
07 Zeitkratzer (Carving Song Remix)  
08 Swarm (Justin K Broadrick Remix)
09 As Evening fades (Ramleh Remix)  
10 Garage Dub (Rothko Remix)
11 Needle Evening (Tim Story Remix)

CD2:
01 The Controlled Bleeding - Perks pt 1 (Perv Mix)  
02 Carving Song (Ron Anderson Remix)
03 A loathing Supreme (Crowhurst Remix)
04 Driving through Darkness Lights off (Remix by Jean-Jacques Birgé)
05 Fusion Song (Le Syndicat Remix)  
06 Carving Song (Helene Sage Remix)
07 Driving further into Darkness (Isobel Morris Remix)  
08 Carving Song (Weasel Walter Remix)
09 Perks of being a Perv (Merzbow Remix)  
10 As Evening fades (Meatleg Remix)

-Includes a brand new Controlled Bleeding track, TROD.

-Exclusive remixes from 2016’s much-praised Larva Lumps & Baby Bumps.

-Remixer high-lights include Merzbow, Godflesh, Monolake, Crowhurst, Ramleh, Child Bite, and many more.

-Limited edition double-album

-Controlled Bleeding has confirmed a 10CD “1980s” boxset due out on Artoffact Fall 2017.

-Original cover painting by Gregory Jacobsen.

Following 2016’s much-lauded Larva Lumps & Baby Bumps, Controlled Bleeding returns with Carving Songs, a massive remix album totalling 20 tracks, including a 21st track, TROD, a brand new Controlled Bleeding composition which founder Paul Lemos referred to as “a really a major piece for us… a VERY dark song.” The hand-picked cast of remixers includes Japanese noise-guru Merzbow, Justin K. Broadrick from industrial-metal act Godflesh (not to mention Jesu), as well as Monolake, Crowhurst, Ramleh, Child Bite, and many others. Even notorious experimental guitarist (and current Lydia Lunch Retrovirus member) Weasel Walter makes an appearance. The remixes range from straight up power noise, to post-black metal, to industrial-influenced beats, and are as varied as Controlled Bleeding itself, a project known for being impossible to classify. An essential release in the long, storied history of one of America’s foremost experimenters.