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375 Media

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Release date

2023-03-03

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156302

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641871746033

Artist

Lull

Label EU

Cold Spring

Genre EU

Classic

Cold Spring Records is a UK label specializing in all forms of extreme media, with a particular focus on black industrial/ambience, neo-classical and orchestral power - sampling, and hardcore power electronics/noise from Japan.

Over the years, Cold Spring has released an impressive catalogue of music that pushes boundaries and challenges conventional genres. From *Alan Moore* to *Psychic TV*, their releases have attracted attention from fans worldwide. Notably, CSR2LP was an unreleased split album between Alan Moore and Psychic TV, which unfortunately had to be withdrawn due to major label pressure.

In addition to their diverse musical offerings, Cold Spring also offers a range of merchandise for fans. This includes t-shirts featuring artists such as *Folkstorm*, *Laibach*, *H.E.R.R.*, *Goatvargr*, *Merzbow Vs Nordvargr*, *Nordvargr*, and *TenHornedBeast*. They even have an official Cold Spring t-shirt (CSR59TS) for those who want to show their support for the label itself. For those looking for something more unique, they also offer a Cold Spring calendar (CSR76CA).

With its commitment to pushing boundaries and showcasing extreme media in all its forms, Cold Spring Records continues to be a prominent force in the music industry. Whether you're a fan of black industrial/ambience or hardcore power electronics/noise from

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The album "That Space Somewhere" is a mesmerizing and atmospheric release by the ambient project Lull. Released by Cold Spring, this album takes listeners on a captivating journey through ethereal soundscapes and immersive textures.

With a runtime of over 70 minutes, "That Space Somewhere" offers a deep and introspective sonic experience. The album features six tracks that seamlessly blend together to create a cohesive and evocative musical narrative.

Lull, the brainchild of British musician Mick Harris, is known for his ability to craft expansive soundscapes that transport listeners to otherworldly realms. "That Space Somewhere" is no exception, as it showcases Harris' talent for creating lush and immersive sonic environments.

The album begins with the haunting track "The Slow Passage," which sets the tone for the rest of the release. Layers of ethereal drones and delicate melodies intertwine, creating a sense of tranquility and introspection.

As the album progresses, tracks like "Dreamt About Dreaming" and "Falling from Heaven" introduce subtle rhythmic elements that add depth and movement to the music. These rhythmic patterns gently pulse beneath shimmering layers of synthesizers, creating a hypnotic and entrancing atmosphere.

"That Space Somewhere" reaches its climax with the epic closing track "Thoughtform." Clocking in at over 20 minutes, this piece slowly builds in intensity, gradually introducing new layers of sound that culminate in a powerful crescendo.

Overall, "That Space Somewhere" is an extraordinary ambient release that will captivate fans of atmospheric music. With its rich textures, immersive soundscapes, and meticulous attention to detail, this album is a must-have for anyone seeking an otherworldly sonic experience.

That Space Somewhere

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