Cosmic Despair
by Wastelanders
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The Beginning
06:29
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Abstraction
04:04
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Cosmic Despair
08:42
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The Crossing
19:57
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about
Wastelanders second release finds Dean Costello (also of Harpoon and Diatribes) exploring the unfathomable depths of Cosmic Despair. The 53 minute epic expands and contracts, drifting on through a woefully auspicious expanse of ambient, vocal-less guitar and organ suites. Textures condense and grow, gradually coming forth, and as the album unfolds it builds in depth and dimension. Waves of spacious flotation accompanied by trolling, lulling bass frequencies lead us head first into the glorious abyss.
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released May 8, 2013
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Jul 2012 -
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May 2010 -
Nov 2011
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