Six Silicates (Remastered)

by KiloWatts

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KAI D (starsmoke) If anyone ever asks in my little life what my influences are this is at the top. It's a literal gem. There's a blend of and a nod to a few genres but that doesn't end up mattering at all, KiloWatts ends up creating a completely new set of elements. When this was first shown to me in maybe 09 or 10, that was my first thought, and subsequential rhetoric to be honest. I miss these concept albums, maybe they hit a peak and rolled off or something. But at the time this to me was the future.

Zukanavt This album was a real revelation for me. I had an extremely intimate listening experience and was amazed at how telling music you can create, what an incredible ability to have to so skillfully combine all these sounds in harmony! 11 years is not a short time to make sure that these phenomenal sensations are real! Favorite track: Amethyst.

eerienosie Album is absolutely gorgeous front to back and the vinyl is INSANE! Ty for the dope chunas! Can't wait to grab up more of your releases! Favorite track: Emerald.

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Full color jacket, full color inner sleeve, and translucent emerald & yellow vinyl 12" in the ghostly splatter style. Artwork & layout by Kris Northern. Analog mastering by AudibleOddities. Printing by Precision Pressing.

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All songs produced by Jamie Watts at The Lighthouse in Philadelphia. Originally released digitally in 2009. Rebooted and remastered in 2020 for this first physical release.

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released February 14, 2021

Analog Mastering by AudibleOddities
Artwork by Kris Northern
Vinyl printing and press by Precision Pressing

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Whether expressing the warmth of the heart through lush chords and melodies, or engaging extraterrestrial aliens through twisted granular tractor-beams, Jamie Watts is committed to sharing music with the world, and beyond.

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