The first solo vinyl LP from Concepción Huerta (one half of Huerta Ensamble with Daniela Huerta), an artist from Mexico who employs tapes to manipulate recordings of everyday objects and electronic instruments. The fruit of these experimental methods is an intense, heavy take on dark ambient and noise music; a densely atmospheric exploration of sound driven by narrative.

"The Earth Has Memory" was recorded while in residence at Elektronmusikstudion (EMS), Stockholm and fine tuned at UNAM with Olivia Block. Instruments used were primarily the Buchla and the Nord, which were then processed via magnetic tape, lending a tactile, organic quality to the work - appropriate as the album tells of a descent to the centre of the earth. Abstract resonances, high-pitched tones, low frequencies, with lurching drones replicate geological movements larger than humanity.

"Just via synths and tape treatments, she conjures the depth of the ocean, the solidity of the earth, and the remnants of the Big Bang" (Brainwashed).

Mastered by James Plotkin. Ltd x 200 copies in a reverseboard sleeve with spot-varnish print. Includes insert and download code.