Himukalt - Between My Teeth (c) 2018 The Helen Scarsdale Agency Artist....: Himukalt Album.....: Between My Teeth Source....: WEB/MP3 Tracks....: 6 Genre.....: Industrial Label.....: The Helen Scarsdale Agency Encoder...: LAME 3.100 Quality...: 320 kbps / 441kHz / Joint Stereo URL.......: http://www.deezer.com/album/208252972 Tracklist: ---------- 1. Cataclysm 8:16 2. She Went Mad 5:58 3. I No Longer Belong 5:21 4. Mine 7:56 5. In Every Stage Of This Oppression 6:56 6. Not Proper 6:11 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 40:38 Total:98.40 MB / 40:38 Release Notes: -------------- dark, psychosexual electronics lurk between the teeth of ester kΣrkkΣinen, the las vegas based artist also known as himukalt. for the past six years, she has tirelessly pursued an avenue of bleak industrial productions that parallel the extremist works of genocide organ and atrax morgue. she has built a considerable reputation for uncompromising, full-frontal noise, releasing albums on total black, malignant records, found remains, and foul prey, amongst others. between my teeth was originally a cassette which came out in 2018 as a tiny edition on the greek imprint several minor promises and sold out immediately upon release. himukalt returns to the helen scarsdale agency with the necessary reissue of between my teeth as a vinyl edition with expanded artwork. the album is a maelstrom of ill-tempered noise and blackened frequencies, sutured to a foundation of primitive, raw rhythms. kΣrkkΣinen cuts up her own voice with the digital equivalent of a rusted razor blade through her proclamations of misery, rage, and desire. the albums' opening track "cataclysm" a turgid industrial production with kΣrkkΣinen adopting two distinct voices that, while they remain mostly indecipherable in content, the context presumes an inevitable, catastrophic and emotionally violent collapse in the relationship between two people. a tense rhythm clicks below the full spectrum bursts of harsh noise on "she went mad" followed by the smoldering power electronic moves of "i no longer belong" and "not proper." and the death disco groove of "mine" is far more hellish than danceable through its scalded distortion and kΣrkkΣinen's vocal mantras about bodily self-loathing. another bold, declarative album in the ever impressive himukalt discography. remastered by james plotkin and features a 12 page booklet of kΣrkkΣinen's signature collaged xerography. remastered by james plotkin