May 05,  · View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Treetop Drive on Discogs/5(15).

Feb 02,  · Provided to YouTube by The Orchard Enterprises Treetop Drive, Pt. 2 · Deathprod Sampler from Voice of Wonder / Metal Art Disco ℗ Voices Music & Entertainment Released on: Auto.

The majestic, Lynchian mystery of Treetop Drive [], Helge Sten aka Deathprod’s debut solo album, makes it one of the most astonishing ambient/drone anomalies of its era, and pretty much of all time where our ears are concerned. Initially issued on a tape containing all three parts of Treetop Drive, and subsequently completed with addition of the immense Towboat on a later CD edition.

Deathprod - Treetop Drive [CD] Music Deathprod - Treetop Drive (CD NEW) Label: Rune Arkiv Format: CD Release Date: No. of Discs: 1 EAN: Album Tracks 1. Treetop Drive Pt. 1 2. Treetop Drive Pt. 2 3. Treetop Drive Pt. 3 4. Towboat.

Originally released through the Metal Art Disco label in in a limited edition of It was also part of the Deathprod box set released by Rune Grammofon (RCD). Treetop Drive recorded live at kit Towboat recorded at audio virus lab/5(7).

Treetop Drive , Towboat, an Album by Deathprod. Released 10 October on Metal Art Disco (catalog no. MAD ; CD). Genres: Dark Ambient.

Treetop Drive, Helge Sten's debut full-length as Deathprod, was originally released in , and remains the most startling work he's ever ballarnfeziussaikelv.xyzinfo album's first three tracks were recorded live in , and two of them feature Hans Magnus Ryan's hair-raising violin creaking along with Sten's trademark "audio virus" (his name for his custom rig of electronics and homemade devices).

Feb 22,  · The three parts of Treetop Drive are minimalist, dark, brooding and full of atmosphere. They have a decaying industrial quality to them which reminds me of David Lynch. The second part is the most harsh; the surrounding parts are a little more sedate by comparison and bring to mind a melding of Tony Conrad and electronic noise artists/5(57).

The three parts of Treetop Drive are minimalist, dark, brooding and full of atmosphere. They have a decaying industrial quality to them which reminds me of David Lynch. The second part is the most harsh; the surrounding parts are a little more sedate by comparison and bring to mind a melding of Tony Conrad and electronic noise artists.