WILT Illinois
Earthen Textures x Depression Ambient x Scarecrow Electronics
Wilt extol the invisible corners of a
thirsty earth with an exaltation of decay and reclamation. Best described as Noise Ambient, Wilt is an aural quagmire of dusky vapors and ivy draped relics, grating erosions and the thorny shadows that rise and fall across dying landscapes. - Scott Candey {Crionic Mind}
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