Remnant, by Houses of Heaven

Remnant

by Houses of Heaven

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Locimento One of my favorite musical discoveries this year. Unique shoegazy post punk that rings in your ears long after you've listened, and i mean that in the best way possible. Dark, gothic, and best played loud. Cant wait to see what they do next. Favorite track: Almost Hidden.

Eve McGivern Caught these guys at a 2017 Felte showcase at SXSW and it was an incredible set! This is their first release. I highly recommend checking this out for some dark, frenetic and driving post-punk. Give it a listen.

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1.	Black Waves 03:33	buy track
2.	Almost Hidden 04:14	buy track
3.	Remain 04:50	buy track
4.	Subfloor 03:07	buy track

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Houses of Heaven is the Bay Area three piece of Keven Tecon, Adam Beck, and Nick Ott. Remnant, their inceptive EP, is a bleak, dub-influenced production, mixing elements of electronic music, Krautrock, and psychedelia, with nods to the the extreme sonic treatments of Adrian Sherwood. Produced by Monte Vallier (Wax Idols, Weekend), Remnant blends shifting textures of drum machines, live percussion, ambient guitar, vintage delays and custom engineered effects.

“Black Waves’” opens with hypnotic percussion, Beck's abstract rhythm guitar, and stark, angular basslines from former Soft Moon bassist Justin Anastasi, who makes a guest appearance on the EP. “Almost Hidden” follows with an effected wash of guitar and pulsing electronic drums. “Remain” is a dense, reverb-laden drone of guitar and synth bass. The EP closes with “Subfloor”, featuring Ott’s heavy toms, Tecon's evocative reversed vocals, and Beck's seraphic guitar.

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released May 19, 2017

℗ © felte 2017
Houses Of Heaven: Keven Tecon, Adam Beck, Nick Ott
Recorded by Monte Vallier + Houses Of Heaven
Produced + Mixed by Monte Vallier
Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri
Bass Guitar on “Black Waves” by Justin Anastasi
Art + Design by Shaun Durkan

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