“A journey through the surreal soundscapes of war-torn realities where discord and harmony collide, echoing the tumultuous past while envisioning a dissonant future.”

Adam Howse’s ‘Submarine’ is a murky entity of abstract, improvised sounds emitted by turntables, samplers, and effect pedals, collated into eight wonky, hermetic tracks.
Born of the threat of terror, the work channels deep dread, a torrent of existential malevolence lurking in the everyday interactions. It's an uneasy album that creates an atmosphere easy to loose oneself in, to drop down the static-filled blanket of audio drama, to swirl among the unruly sounds of the happenstance.
Winks and nods to the militaristic nature of the human world, the heavy machinery of destruction and mayhem. The piercing sirens in the night and the quivering lips of survivors.
Despite the darkness, Howse dreams to look beyond the constant night of fear, hoping for a new day. A light is always near, no matter how dim. Through the gloaming, we persist, hobbling close to each other, sharing the scarce warmth, hand in hand.
Reaching out throughout the murk, a human experience if we know any. Listen and feel.