It looms into view through the fog. much like a metaphysical force from the celluloid revelations that dwell in our memories and haunt our subconscious. A twisted morass of circuitry and flesh, binary chill and visceral barbarism. Necro Deathmort have created a monster, and its both a malevolent and magical thing to behold. Its name is The Capsule. This two-man aural manifestation came to life towards the end of the last decade, starting originally in the words of co-conspirator Matthew Rozeik as an abortive attempt to do a regular rock band, born from jamming in studio downtime when our drummer was AWOL Drawing on influences ranging across the spectrum from Ed Rush & Optical to Old Man Gloom and from Autechre to Neurosis, he remembers that the unspoken objective for himself and cohort AJ Cookson was to make electronic music that was as heavy as doom metal, with absolutely filthy bass. Moreover, the duo have proven frighteningly prolific, releasing a total of ten releases both on Distraction records and on Rozeiks own Extreme Ultimate label, which arrive at a wide variety of tense and transcendental mental landscapes. Yet The Capsule marks the bands first for Rocket Recordings, and its a step yet further into the terrifying vacuum of space.