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Collector Of Dust – Entropic Tapestries (Argali Records Netlabel)

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Ten years in the making, Reon Moebius’s long awaited and threatened project Collector Of Dust makes it’s recording debut via Argali Records having retired his older venture The Jesus Fish Experience in 2019 and his short lived solo live project Seagull Died On Impact in 2024.

Lush yet minimal, spacious but dense, sweeping and intimate: Collector Of Dust’s orchestral ambitions betray the sparse instrumentation and lonely isolation that was employed to create what Reon has dubbed ‘chambergaze’. Music meant to invoke vulnerable romanticism set against the vastness of ancient, decaying hyper objects and indifference of the natural world. To lovers, dreamers, and survivors this one’s for you.

Dedicated to the memory of Peter & Ursula Megert, Dominick Pfefferkorn, Hasan Abdur-Razzaq, & J Guy Laughlin

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released October 30, 2024

Reon Moebius: All instruments (Ebowed bass guitar, bowed guitar, mellotron, drum machine programming), arrangements, lyrics, vocals.

Keith Hanlon: Mixing, mastering, and additional production.

Recorded at Home from 2021-2024.
Mixed & Mastered At Secret Studios 2024.

This is ARGREC61.

The Jesus Fish Experience – Cosmic Predation (Argali Records Netlabel)

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Pursuing a dark, singular music vision, “Cosmic Predation” fuses haunting e-bow melodies with industrial dirges, dark ambient pulsations, and harrowing post-rock constructions to form a “blackened neo-shoegaze” experience of harrowing intensity. Oppressive and moody, the sounds on this album grips at the earth while illuminating the void.

Originally released back in 2011 on the Argali Records Netlabel site on Archive.org, this re-release features high-definition audio (the original being an mp3-only release) in addition to a new graphic design by John Lithium. Also, the complete album download also includes the original album graphics as well.

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released June 30, 2014

Bass, guitar, drum programming, vocals/lyrics, arrangements, synths/textures, and samples are by Reon Moebius.

“Movement Of Celestial Bodies” features a sample of Carl Sagan’s “Cosmos” (episode 13). Special thanks to the “Infamous Billy Eubank” of “Premo Vs The World” for assistance and mixing on tracks 5 and 7.

The original release can be downloaded here: archive.org/details/ARGREC17