TX 3: Τάρταρος (Tartarus), by Reality Engine

TX 3: Τάρταρος (Tartarus)

by Reality Engine

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1.	The Cave In The Machine 01:45	buy track
2.	Stalagbytes (Cronus Sleeps) 03:40	buy track
3.	Oracles (Arguing Again) 01:03	buy track
4.	Black Winged Night (Go On Touch Me) 06:48	buy track
5.	Dark Erebus (The Boat) 03:01	buy track
6.	Hypnos 02:05	buy track
7.	In Broad Tartarus Love Had Sex With Murky Chaos (Death March) 06:41	buy track
8.	Thánatos 01:11	buy track
9.	Death Stings 01:47	buy track
10.	Time Wings Birds Lapse And The Echo Collapses 02:46	buy track

about

Third album in the TX series, here we nip through a shortcut via Plato's cave, Abandon all hope at the entrance of Hades, pop over the Styx, wave hello to Aristophanes and the Birds and go down to Tartarus which is many leagues below and is where Nyx the goddess of Night rules.

All I wanted was a bottle of milk and a few orphic eggs, too.

This is a much darker sequel to TX 1: Forgotten Building, I was going to make it all one release but it makes sense to put most of the found sound pieces in TX 4...mostly part of the same sessions as TX1, apart from the bonus track S.B.L. and Black Winged Night, which are from the first session in 2000, but seemed to fit here - there was a spoken word intro hence the bracketed title, but I edited it out as it seemed unnecessary.

I hope you enjoy these dank dark doomy ambient pieces!

[cover is Lindisfarne, Infra-red, 2004 - from a 'lost' film like this album!]