Damos Room All Shall Go

• Damos Room – Botanical Supper
• Damos Room – All Shall Go
• Damos Room – Ghee
• Damos Room – Voice Acting
• Damos Room – Gullet (Dirty Protest)
• Damos Room – If You Want To, You Are
• Damos Room – Straightening
• Damos Room – Flute
• Damos Room – Autumn

• 1. Botanical Supper
• 2. All Shall Go
• 3. Ghee
• 4. Voice Acting
• 5. Gullet (Dirty Protest)
• 6. If You Want To, You Are
• 7. Straightening
• 8. Flute
• 9. Autumn

With All Shall Go, Damos Room (Luke Miles, Nicholas Elson & Huw Olesker) delivers a work of deliberate unravelling — a record that resists spectacle in favour of pressure, proximity and slow erosion. For Long Gone Are The Old Traditions, this release marks a natural extension of the label's commitment to sound as atmosphere and atmosphere as doctrine: music that does not decorate space but alters it. Across these pieces, dub is reduced to its elemental properties — weight, echo, absence — while sheets of corroded texture and distant, disembodied vocals drift through a landscape that feels both devotional and terminal. Rhythm appears only as rupture, a disturbance in the grain. What persists is tension — patient, unblinking, almost liturgical in its austerity. In Damos Room's hands, sound becomes residue and invocation simultaneously, a procession of shadows that gathers momentum not through volume but through inevitability. All Shall Go stands as a document of attrition and quiet extremity, aligned precisely with the label's ongoing exploration of the haunted and the unmoored.