A haunting brew of darkAmbient electronic soundscapes & neo-classical strings with darkwave darling Emilie Autumn providing vocals and violins. Plus members of Stromkern and Rasputina.A surreal nightmareish journey into the mind of a Victorian serial killer from this dark ambient pioneer. Mary Ann Cotton was Britain"s greatest female mass murderer. Poisoning upwards of 20 of her own children and partenrs with arsenic. She was arrested, tried and hanged in 1873. Attrition"s Martin Bowes is a descendant of the arresting officer, Police Sergeant Tom McCutcheon.Completed on Oct. 31, 2007, this is no ordinary Halloween album; Mary Ann Cotton"s story (augmented by the real-life connection between the album"s composer and the killer herself) will do a much better job keeping you up at night than any slasher film killer or long-haired Japanese ghost child. The music is a haunting brew of electronic soundscapes, neo-classical strings, and eerie children"s voices. Shuffling sounds, anxiously scraped strings and electronic drones create the mood, while ex-Courtney Love band violinist (and current darkwave darling) Emilie Autumn conjures up a momentary sense of pity for the condemned killer with her sorrowful vocal rendition on the album"s climax, a submersive dark ambient gem which incorporates the hymn "Rock of Ages." All mine enemys whispers also features Ned Kirby of Stromkern, Erica Mulkey of Unwoman and Rasputina, and Laurie Reade of High Blue Star and Pigface.Released late March, 2008 on Projekt Records.Track Listing:1. What shall i sing?2. The burial club3. The Reinsch test4. The trial5. The gates of eternity6. Heaven is my home
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