Review by Ben Waldron

Locrian and Crowhurst's collaborative album, Dark Shales Debussys Lament Mix, is a haunting and experimental soundscape that takes listeners on a journey through the depths of darkness and despair. The album combines elements of drone, noise, and ambient music to create a unique and immersive experience that is both unsettling and mesmerizing.

From the opening track, "The Drowned Forest," the album sets a foreboding tone with its eerie, distorted sounds and ominous drones. The following tracks, such as "Invisible Cities" and "The Lamentations of Their Women," continue to build on this sense of unease, incorporating haunting samples and unsettling textures.

Despite its bleak and unsettling themes, Dark Shales Debussys Lament Mix also has moments of beauty and tranquility. The track "The Ghost of Time" features shimmering, ethereal tones that create a sense of weightlessness and transcendence.

Summary by Ben Waldron

Dark Shales Debussys Lament Mix is an impressive collaboration that showcases the creative talents of Locrian and Crowhurst. The album is a challenging listen, but one that rewards those who are willing to delve into its dark and mysterious depths.