Anemic Music (2024)

Modern Silent Cinema - Anemic Music
release date July 5, 2024 by Bad Channels Records (BCR-009)

1. A Life of Constant Aberration
2. Gertie On Tour
3. Giants Chair Worship
4. Spitting Images
5. Anemic Cinema
6. Goya-a-Go-Go
7. The Moving Coffin
8. Steckler's Spectacles
9. The Gauntlet
10. The Last Supper

Music written, performed, and recorded by Cullen Gallagher.
All songs previously unreleased.
Originally recorded 2008–2014.
Remixed 2024 by Cullen Gallagher.
Mastered by Caleb Mulkerin at Tank 28.
Released by Bad Channels Records July 2024 (BCR-009).
Copyright 2024.

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Limited edition CD available (first pressing, 50 copies)

Reviews:
"With gorgeous dark ambient and drone undertones... this is an album that will definitely appeal to those listeners looking for something a little different from the usual dark ambient fare. This is dark and edgy stuff, with eerie soundscape elements that compliment the guitars perfectly. Fantastic stuff!"—This Is Darkness

"Anemic Music reverberates, resonates and shakes to a range of psychedelic, post-rock, krautrock, scuzz and fuzz influences across a myriad of soundtrack-like instrumentals."—Monolith Cocktail

"Warped Americana vibes and shaded folk mastery"–Jacob Braybrooke, One Track at a Time

Radio:
March 21, 2025 - "The Gauntlet" on Two Hours in Tongues with Mr. Mike (East Village Radio, New York, NY)
December 2, 2024 - "Anemic Cinema" on Open Floor Mat (KVMRx 105.7FM, Nevada City, CA)
October 24, 2024 - "Goya-a-Go-Go" on Orange Crushed with Erika (WZBC 90.3 FM Newton, Boston College Radio, Chestnut Hill, MA)
October 24, 2024 - "The Moving Coffin" on Monolith Cocktail's "Chthonian Party Tunes: Halloween Special for 2024" Spotify Playlist
August 30, 2024 - "The Moving Coffin" on Six Degrees with Alan (WFMU, Jersey City, NJ)
August 29, 2024 - "Spitting Images" on Scott Williams's Show (WFMU, Jersey City, NJ)
June 26, 2024 - "A Life of Constant Aberration" on Bruise on Silence with Jean D.L. (LYL Radio, Lyon/Paris, France)