Entrance Gates by Pulled by Magnets

“Hypnotic, turbulent, otherworldly.” -- The Quietus

London-based sonic explorer Seb Rochford lets fly an immersive EP follow up to Pulled by Magnets’ lauded debut album “Rose Golden Doorways” (released earlier this year). A dark frontier where doom rhythms rub against haunted saxophone atmospherics, 4-time Mercury Prize nominee Rochford (Polar Bear, Sons of Kemet, Basquiat Strings), has created with this new trio, his most adventurous soundworld yet.

Anchored by Pete Wareham on saxophone (Melt Yourself Down) and Neil Charles (Zed-U, Empirical) on bass guitar, they attain what Seb calls “an overwhelming, big sound,” informed by the musical beyond of their jazz and grindcore roots as well as Rochford’s investigations of the pacing and time found in the classical Indian raag.

Seb tells us this about the concept and processes behind the EP:

"The title means to me that every moment is an opportunity to deepen your understanding but also that learning is a life-long process and some things take time to realize in your active life. To me that patience within learning is also a teaching in itself. I think that is what I would say for the whole EP as the titles can be read together as one sentence."