Wilt - Wither (2001)

Previously on OPIUM HUM:

The Rita & Wilt - Werewolf in the Black Space (2008)

Wilt - M Y T H O S (2016) + Funeral Song (2016)

Utterly unmusical dark ambient/noise from Wisconsin (now Illinois) musician James P. Keeler. Crackling flames of harsh noise, droning black winds, and shimmering echoes of the void.

Track listing:

1. Passage of Seasons

2. A Bridge Between Two Drums

3. Soiled

4. Shivering Spine

5. Mud

6. Bloodletting

7. Still... Violent Waters

8. Black Amphora

9. The Burden of Flies

10. Taunting the Raven

11. Fallen Harvest

12. From Dying Branches

13. Untitled

14. Autumn Calls

15. Winterkill

Terror management

Also listen to:

Hollow Earth - Dog Days of Holocaust (2006)

Aymrev Erkroz Prevre - Noir Voyage Obstrué de Rencontres Difformes (2006)

Wilt - M Y T H O S (2016) + Funeral Song (2016)

Previously on OPIUM HUM:

The Rita & Wilt - Werewolf in the Black Space (2008)

Chicago-based dark ambient duo Wilt have been making bleak, formless aural pathways to the void since the late 90s, and, as far as I'm concerned, they've gotten better and better as time has passed. Each of these releases consist of a single piece that's a little under 16 minutes, and under the proper conditions, are probably capable of erasing all traces of the listener's existence from this time line.

The last gasp before the sun forgets to rise

The Rita & Wilt - Werewolf in the Black Space (2008)

Harsh noise agony. Werewolf in the Black Space compiles material from a few limited run collaborative releases by Canadian noise terrorist The Rita and Chicagoan dark ambient duo Wilt. Extremely chill; throw this on the next time you wanna kick back, toke some ganj, and chillax, baby!!

Track listing:
1. Dead Wife of Hitchcock
2. Dead Wife Stalks the Grounds Part 1
3. Dead Wife Stalks the Grounds Part 2
4. Land of Slitting Throats
5. Night of the Werewolf
6. The Greatest Death

They're gonna come and hurt you both
Hurt you bad