Having dropped last Friday on Underwater Peoples, Flower Of Love by (the infamous) Ian Drennen rivals whatever noise your fudging from speakers to the holes in your head. Featuring the track “Asclepias,” Ian Drennen beholds his breadth of sound transferal in the form of distance, space, and time. Beyond what listeners consider within measurements of music, “Asclepias” centers sonics around a geometry of audible chews, like a really particular kid in a candy shop. Or maybe Drennen made “Asclepias” in light of training his dog (if he even has a dog; or his neighbor’s dog) to behave a little bit better. All I can give you factually is, having personally heard the entirety of Flower Of Love, there’s an entire universe Ian Drennen has provided listeners, and it all feels like the ice-burgs top of a much larger schematic that involves heavy listening. Legit, “Asclepias” is barely more than a minute and a half long, and I’ve listened to it for an entire hour on repeat. Ian Drennen has trained me! Let him train you via Underwater Peoples below, and find Flower Of Love at their home-base store.
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