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C’mon Creeper feat. Louisahhh

by Aasthma, Louisahhh

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A power ambient ballad seething with unrequited, destructive desire, ‘C’mon Creeper’ is the first collaboration between Aasthma and Louisahhh.
Shining somewhere on the more lush, emotional edges of IDM, the track is a knot fraying and tightening in on itself.

Equal parts metallic-future and ripe, feral feeling, sticky and slick, visceral flesh and flickering machines, this sonic triumph melding the touch of Aasthma and Louisahhh - each artist reknown in their own right - delivers something unique and uncanny.

Accessing a place unexpected but subtly spectacular nonetheless, the dichotomy of Aasthma’s high fidelity genre-defying glee and Louisahhh’s ferocious confessional, rhetorical after rhetorical flung into an abyss of pure, pulsating sound will no doubt give the listener something to feel: a knot in the throat or a punch in the gut.
This is as it should be.

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released November 24, 2022
Written by Aasthma & Louisaah
Produced by Aasthma
Mastering by Isle Audio
Artwork by Håkan Ullberg

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