Dark folk/drone/ambient project Kariti has revealed another track, "Purge", from her impending album, Still Life, set for release on 7 November via Lay Bare Recordings.
Ekaterina reflects: "'Purge' is the score for coming to terms and embracing the faultiness and the limitations of existing as a human creature made of flesh, bones, and emotions. I am forever in debt to Ashley (Tofu) for managing to fathom exactly what this song is about and for capturing its cinematic core to create this otherworldly visual representation homaging, among other things, the work of one of the most beautiful creative minds to ever grace this Earth: Mr. David Lynch. Please enjoy the voyage".
More information about Kariti and her Still Life, including the previously released title track, is HERE. Link
KARITI - Reveals Another Still Life's Video Single
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