The Letter by Tardive Dyskinesia

Seeing the Russian cinematic classic "Dead Man's Letters" for the first time as a 13 year old in the then still socialistic eastern part of Germany was a significant influence for Ronny Herling (Tardive Dyskinesia): While creating an oppressive and dark world, this cineastic masterpiece manages to create a glimpse of hope nonetheless. With those impressions in mind, "The Letter" approaches to transform everyday scenes and experiences into a musical score. The result of this transformation are nine pieces of nightmarish soundscapes, including a remix by Heimstatt Yipotash. "The Letter" also marks a new starting point of Tardive Dyskinesia: It is the first album release since 2007 after a time of experimenting with new ideas and directions for the project as well as the first release on audiophob. (auphcd017)

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