Deathprod Announces First New Album in 15 Years

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Norwegian ambient artist Deathprod has announced his first new solo studio album in 15 years. The record is called OCCULTING DISK and it arrives October 25 via Smalltown Supersound. Deathprod recorded OCCULTING DISK between 2012 and 2019 in Oslo, Reykjavík, Berlin, Cologne, and Los Angeles. He produced the LP at Audio Virus LAB. Check out the tracklist and album cover below.

Will Oldham wrote the liner notes for OCCULTING DISK. He shared the following statement in a press release:

I remember driving over a mountain with my mother, she was in the
passenger seat and we were being mauled and cuddled and battered and
fried by sound; together. We were together experiencing something
previously unimaginable, and we were facing the same direction, and we
were moving through space and time knowing that a geographic
destination some way ahead would bring an end. And the sound
surrounded us, and for once our mutual silence was loaded with good.
Because we were in the presence of each other, and we knew so much
about how we had failed each other (it wasn’t a mystery any more), and
we knew how we had maimed others when we worried too much about
ourselves, how we had contributed to the faults of others simply by
focusing in instead of out. Our mutual silences were laden with what
that could only be called love. I used to hear love in music until I
learned to hear love in sound.

Check out Pitchfork’s “The 50 Best Ambient Albums of All Time,” featuring 2004’s Morals and Dogma at No. 50.

OCCULTING DISK:

01 DISAPPEARANCE / REAPPEARANCE
02 OCCULTATION 1
03 OCCULTATION 2
04 OCCULTATION 3
05 OCCULTATION 4
06 OCCULTATION 5
07 OCCULTATION 6
08 OCCULTATION 7
09 BLACK TRANSIT OF JUPITER’S THIRD SATELLITE
10 OCCULTATION 8

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