2014 release, the first new material in over five years from the British blackened noise unit. SPECTRE MUSIC OF AN ANTIQUARY was originally released on an extremely limited cassette. Emit has honed their unique brand of experimental, blackened delirium since the late '90s, branching off from the lo-fi black metal band Ante Cryst. Their creepy, synth-heavy sound is unmistakably descended from black metal yet more deformed, combining harsh electronic noise, horror-movie soundtrack atmospherics, droning keyboards, wrecked and fractured guitars, and bizarre vocals. SPECTRE MUSIC OF AN ANTIQUARY is a full-length collection of murky ambience, deranged synth, ritualistic black drift and stranger forays into black noise. A must-hear for those into the murky, surrealistic blackness of Reverorum ib Malacht (a band that has shared members with Emit in the past), Yoga, Occultation, Uno Actu, Utarm and Dapnom.