Mer de Revs: Seraphim "A dream will free us from our chains, mysterious and infinite, a sweet trembling runs through us − as if an echo sounded from the depths of our despair." A study in deliberately soothing textures designed to give the listener space to find stillness and collapse into rest - late night lullabies. How To Disappear Completely presents Seraphim - a coda to our experimental sleep music project, Mer de Revs series. To be honest with you, we’ve been considering and wanting to make this kind of record after recording Seraphim II on the first volume of Mer de Revs. Material for this album was composed and recorded over the last two years during MdR recording sessions. The end result is almost 2 hours of music that we hope you’ll enjoy as much as we did recording it. As always - THANK YOU for listening and your support. Dedicated to the loving memory of Mark Hollis released March 13, 2019 ERASER v11.0 Mer de Revs Sessions (Recorded in 2017/2019) All perceived silence and audio deformations were intended. Recorded live to 2 inch tape. Composed with Yamaha DX7, tape loops, processed/reprocessed guitars, found sounds, voice and loads of old and heavily worn out VHS tapes. Thank you J. Collins & S. Ruth for the vocals Special thanks: Bruce for the old Ampex 499 tapes Artwork by 21gramsinc.com Concept & Art Direction by Accult Studio NOTE: The sound contained on this release is intended and specially designed to fit the headphones. All perceived sile