‘In the Earth Again’ unites Chat Pile and Hayden Pedigo in a haunting collaboration that bridges desolation and beauty. What initially emerged as a split release evolves into a fully realised 36-minute work, shaped by an eerie sense of balance and restraint. Hayden Pedigo’s expansive American Primitive guitar language drifts through open, weathered spaces, while Chat Pile introduce a slow-burning weight drawn from noise rock, sludge, and industrial decay. Rather than clashing, these elements intertwine, creating a sound that feels scorched yet fragile, grounded in rural isolation and emotional collapse.

Across its eleven tracks, ‘In the Earth Again’ unfolds like a post-apocalyptic hymn, where stark minimalism coexists with crushing low-end presence. Chat Pile and Hayden Pedigo operate less as separate entities and more as a single organism, shaping a cinematic arc that moves between stillness and overwhelming force. Pedigo’s guitar work carries a sense of faded Americana and spectral memory, while Chat Pile bring texture, tension, and atmosphere that deepen the record’s emotional gravity. The album captures both ruin and transcendence, suggesting landscapes emptied of people but heavy with feeling. Unearthed rather than constructed, ‘In the Earth Again’ feels intimate and immense at once, a deeply human document of endurance, vulnerability, and quiet devastation.

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