Trauma Artistry, by Many Blessings

Trauma Artistry

by Many Blessings

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JDMP Harsh noise and drone at its finest. Ethan Lee McCarthy is a genius. Favorite track: A Walk.

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1.	333 05:28	buy track
2.	Vibrating (Obsession) 06:12	buy track
3.	A Walk 04:24	buy track
4.	Unraveling 08:38	buy track
5.	Restraining Order 06:40	buy track
6.	Death Threat (9mm) 03:54	buy track

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Many Blessings - Trauma Artistry

Trauma Artistry is a brand new release by Many Blessings; the experimental outlet created by Ethan Lee McCarthy (Primitive Man & Vermin Womb)

“Those of you familiar with Ethan McCarthy will know him as the formidable frontman for Primitive Man. Under the banner of Many Blessings, Ethan performs a much less frenzied kind of music – and yet somehow it manages to be no less disturbing and spine-chilling. Having experimented with noise since 2004, Many Blessings has taken a back seat whilst Ethan focussed on metal. However, over the course of a full length, a split and a couple of singles, Many Blessings has seeped into our consciousness – a slow, creeping threat of sonic menace. Whilst the ferocity we are are perhaps more accustomed to is not present, the wordless missives are brooding and visceral.” (Becky Laverty / Roadburn)

Tartarus Records has the honor of releasing the brand new cassette-only album Trauma Artistry, which was meant to be a special tape to be released at this year's edition of Roadburn.

“Trauma Artistry is a concentrated psychic attack. Death to enemies of (my) art.” -Ethan/Many Blessings

Edition of 200 cassettes housed in a die cut cardstock case.