Department of Continual Decay Missoula, montana
Department of Continual Decay came to life in 1987 as an outlet for lo-fi, analog sound experimentations heavily influenced by New Wave, no-wave, and industrial. Since that time, it has become steadily more experimental and focused on long-ish soundscape, atonal, and textural investigations. ... more
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