Bleep

Shackleton joins forces with Anika for his latest journey through the power plant adorned ultra world. Behind the Glass finds Anika's voice acting as the perfect accompaniment to Shack's dubwise rhythms, creating a vivid dreamworld of psychedelic tribal percussion to get lost in during the albums hour plus duration.

With each release, Shackleton moves further and further away from his roots within the edge of the DMZ and FWD focused dubstep sound of the mid 00's, slipping further into the mysticism of the artists featured in David Keenan's perfectly titled Coil, NWW and Current 93 study England's Hidden Reverse. The areas expelled on Behind the Glass blends a sort of folkish wonder with an undercurrent of time slipping by industrial that creates jarring audio device realities that sound quite unlike anything before.

Another view into the perfect sound world of Shackleton's singular mind, continuing to prove why he is one of the most important artists operating within the esoteric underground today.