Torso / Unicorn Split CD
Following a "aircraft crash' in 1967 a seven day Canadian Naval recovery began off the coast of Nova Scotia. One diver stated that the object that came to rest on the sight of a submarine magnetic detection grid under the water wasn't from planet Earth. Another military witness claimed that there were actually two objects: one perhaps trying to assist the other.
Today the memories of the controversy have faded; perhaps it's a forgotten piece of local lore ignored by the local anarchists but projects like Halifax's "Torso" give reason to believe that there remains an unconventional explanation for those events 40 years ago. This release sounds like an edited audio documentation collected from a secret military laboratory running four decades of cruel "tests" on living extraterrestrials and their advanced analog machinery. Perhaps it is at that. Sharing the split with Torso is Unicorn who not only carries on the theme of captives held under duress—this time in offshore tropical prison camps—but also includes works of ambient minimalism inspired by floating temples, chemical warfare battlefields and the sublime solitude of an off-planet mining assignment.
Pressed and delivered along with archival library-grade dust jacket protecting the handsome 6 panel custom-inked copper metallic and green chipboard sleeve by Thumbprint Press. 70 minutes; 2007 with thanks to Divorce Records, Canada for the pressing. $8.00 postage paid to USA.

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