Abominations of Yondo –
That Remote and Awful Twilight

That Remote and Awful Twilight This, the second album by Abominations of Yondo, has among its influences the penultimate chapter of ‘The Time Machine‘ by H.G. Wells. However, the listener is of course free to associate other scenarios, memories or febrile imaginings with the assembled sounds.

The moment of ‘Escape Velocity’ owes a stylistic debt to the work of the master synthesist and producer Isao Tomita, to whom the track is dedicated. The album as a whole is dedicated to all people who feel obliged to space-time.

Abominations of Yondo is a collaborative project of Cousin Silas and Kevin Busby (of Carya Amara).

The other albums by the duo, Abominations of Yondo and Clandestine are also available on Earthrid.

Get That Remote and Awful Twilight

That Remote and Awful Twilight is available as a download in your choice of audio format from Bandcamp.
It is also available as an MP3 download and in other audio formats from The Internet Archive.

(The CD edition is no longer available).

Reviews

“An outstanding release” – Nightscaping, Stillstream Radio

Track listing

Heliopause
Escape Velocity
Interstitial Lullaby
Schooners beneath Two Moons
That Remote and Awful Twilight: Into Futurity
That Remote and Awful Twilight: Abominable Desolation
That Remote and Awful Twilight: The Peculiar Sensations of Time Travelling

Total playing time: 46 minutes.

Artwork for the CD edition (no longer available)

cover art
CD artwork
inside booklet art

Release Dates

This album was released on 6th May 2012 on CDR (no longer available from 28th July 2018).

Also released on 6th May 2012 as a download from archive.org (FLAC, Ogg Vorbis, MP3, WAV).