A massive new release from The Ebony Tower, working off of Fyodor Dostoevsky's equally massive philosophical tragedy The Brothers Karamazov.
As always with The Ebony Tower, the HNW material here is meticulously
crafted and masterfully executed, a perfectly bleak accompaniment to
Dostoevsky's epic tale of personal destruction, rot, and redemption.
Twelve gargantuan slices of tonally varied HNW, ranging in mood from
rage to sorrow to purgatorical despair.
Presented in two editions:
1)
The regular edition, with all twelve CDs housed in an oversize DVD
case. Released in an edition of 10 hand-numbered copies. $45 ppd. in
the United States, $58 rest of world.
2) The deluxe
edition, with each CD housed in its own DVD case, each with their own
artwork sourced from a 1949 edition of the novel published by the
Limited Editions Club and housed in the University of Minnesota's rare
book archive, utilizing Fritz Eichenberg's stunning woodcut
illustrations (personally photographed by me.) Released in an edition
of 5 hand-numbered copies, only 2 of which are available through Altar
Of Waste (the rest will be available through The Ebony Tower.) $120
ppd. in the United States, $133 rest of world.
This release is a stunner, and the deluxe edition is probably one of the loveliest releases on the label to date.
ORDER HERE: www.altarofwasterecords.storenvy.com
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