The duo of Tom Carter (Charalambides) and Robert Horton both noticed something special was happening during the initial recording session when they looked at a clock and realized that they'd been playing for over 5 hours. Though out the album Carter slowly plays louder and more powerfully than usual over drone-master Robert Horton's organic & electronic chimes, drones, jangles, dangles and splendor. The result is a vast, expansive sound cavern full of hidden melody, slow drones, textured tribal gong and hidden mystic rhythm. From the very start, when Horton drones in and Tom Carter strikes a single sustained echoing electrified note Lunar Eclipse sounds like the music is infused with that shock and weird light of an eclipse. Track one, Lunar Eclipse, is a slow drone metal meets Neil Young psychedelic freak out with vocals that sound as is they're recorded inside of a deep cave. On other tracks Horton's. CARGO DISTRIBUTION. 2006.