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New A/V project includes collaborators from Full of Hell, Chelsea Wolfe +

Posted by Loren on April 5, 2020

New A/V project includes collaborators from Full of Hell, Chelsea Wolfe +
Jesse Draxler - Reigning Cement

Revolver is sharing a new project by visual artist Jesse Draxler and Full of Hell's Dylan Walker. Watch "Time reign cemenT" here, from the project titled Reigning Cement. In this collaboration, Walker's composition is paired with a video filmed and directed by Draxler, and edited by Rizz of the band Vowws.

Explaining the project, Draxler says:

The initial idea came from an exercise I had participated in years ago in which the exact same packet of visual assets were sent to multiple collage artists. Each artist was allowed to do whatever they pleased with the materials and once completed the finished artworks were compiled and published in a volume. The idea for Reigning Cement is essentially the same, only instead of visual collages, I approached each of the participating artists with the idea that they create sound collages/songs using only 34 sonic assets I supplied, with one exception: that they may add vocals if they wanted.

Walker adds:

When Jesse approached me to contribute to this project, I was really thrilled...I'm a big fan of his art and I've always wanted to get more involved with providing sound for physical art. Usually in my world, you'd usually see the album art acting as more of a support role to the music itself. I think it's really cool to see that flipped, to see our sounds and noise serve as a support role to his art. Working with his field recordings was a joy and I felt right at home with the jackhammers and crashing stone and cement. I haven't known Jesse for long, but I suspect we share many of the same guiding principles in our work and I'm honored that he brought me on board.

Participating artists include:

Chelsea Wolfe & Ben Chisholm

Dylan Walker (Full of Hell)

Eric Ghoste (Ghostmane)

Exploited Body

Gendo Ikari

Greg Puciato

Intensive Care

Jaye Jayle

Lisa Mungo (F***ed & Bound)

O Future

Planet B

Portrayal of Guilt

Reeko

Shifted

Street Sects

Surachai

Thirst Church

Trentemøller

TR/ST

Uniform

Seb Alvarez (Meth.)

Vowws

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Jesse Draxler - Reigning Cement

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