Witnesseth by The Crowned Heads of Europe

Originally released on vinyl by Sounds of Battle and Souvenir Collecting (SOBASC).

"These aren’t just drones that were jammed on for a while, then commodified onto wax. They’re proper constructions, with layers and directions. They reward close listening."
-- Invisible Oranges

"Deep drones, recorded so hot that the sound crumbles, wrapped in hiss and distortion, the melodies abstract, a reverb drenched blur, that gives way to a caustic downtuned sonic churn…[but] no matter how heavy and corrosive the sound, it also manages to be weirdly pretty, a little psychedelic too."
-- Aquarius Records

“Buy, beg or borrow a vinyl copy where you can and cherish its isolation.”
-- Michael Byrne / Left Hip

"It makes me envision and have the sensation of, bleeding to the point of hallucination amongst the rusting machinery left in a remote and mountainous 19th century mining town, late fall. Which as far as I'm concerned is a good thing."
-- Dan Seagrave

"This is as much a psych release as a drone album; the sound is droning, sure, but it's also swirling, pulsating, filled with tonal color that radiates in all directions, and mind-altering in its otherworldly audio properties. Better yet, the drones are not just drifting, floating exercises in minimalism, but actual songs with a readily discernible structure and plenty of attention to detail, especially in the layering of sounds; the sonic strata in these songs is rarely constant, and the density and texture of the tones 'n drones tends to ebb and flow in a subtle but dynamic fashion."
-- The One True Dead Angel

Salad days in a silver age of a sonic haze.