SinNed Nerve - Ghost Feeding Vessel

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Ghost Feeding Vessel by SinNed Nerve: A Sonic Puzzle That Sticks With You If you’re into experimental electronic music, Ghost Feeding Vessel by SinNed Nerve is one of those albums that sneaks up on you. Released in 2008 under Lona Records (shoutout to Hong Kong’s underground scene!), this record feels like a late-night experiment gone gloriously right. Composed, performed, recorded, and mastered entirely by the duo Nerve and Sin:Ned, it’s got that raw DIY charm but with enough polish to keep you hitting repeat. The album kicks off with its namesake track, “Ghost Feeding Vessel.” It’s an eerie yet hypnotic ride—think glitchy beats layered over haunting synths that sound like they’re trying to summon something from another dimension. There’s no big drop or flashy hook here; instead, it pulls you in slowly, almost imperceptibly, until you realize you’ve been staring at your speakers for ten minutes straight. What sticks out most is how organic it feels despite being so synthetic. The textures are unpredictable, like someone spilled paint onto a canvas and somehow made art. You don’t just hear it—you feel it. Another standout is a track buried deeper in the album (I won’t spoil which one because half the fun is stumbling across it). This one starts off all quiet and brooding, like a storm brewing in the distance. Then BAM—it explodes into this chaotic swirl of distorted basslines and jittery rhythms. It’s messy in the best way possible, like controlled chaos bottled up and unleashed. I remember thinking, “Is this even music anymore?” But then again, maybe that’s the point. Experimental stuff like this makes you question what music should be—and honestly, I love that. What’s wild about this album is how personal it feels. Knowing that Nerve and Sin:Ned handled every aspect themselves adds this layer of intimacy. Like, you can almost picture them hunched over their gear in some tiny studio, tweaking knobs until sunrise. It’s not perfect—there are moments where things get a little too lo-fi—but that’s part of its charm. Perfection would ruin the vibe anyway. Looking back, Ghost Feeding Vessel isn’t gonna be everyone’s cup of tea. If you’re after catchy hooks or radio-friendly bangers, this ain’t it. But if you dig music that challenges you, that makes you tilt your head and go “huh,” then give it a shot. Honestly, listening to it felt like finding a hidden treasure chest in a video game—you know, the kind where you’re not sure what’s inside, but once you crack it open, you can’t stop thinking about it. Oh, and here’s a random thought: If ghosts could DJ, I’m pretty sure this is exactly what they’d play. Spooky, right?

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Artist: SinNed Nerve
Album: Ghost Feeding Vessel

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TrackDurationPreview
Ghost Feeding Vessel38:07

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Lona Records

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Credits

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Composed ByNerve , Sin:Ned
PerformerNerve , Sin:Ned
Recorded ByNerve
Mastered ByNerve

Notes

  • Composed and performed by Sin:Ned and Nerve
  • Recorded live at Para/Site Art Space on 25th August 2007 by Nerve
  • Mastered by Nerve in November 2007

About SinNed Nerve

Wong Chung-Fai is a writer and sound artist from Hong Kong working under the persona Sin:Ned. He first appeared in the legendary Hong Kong alternative music magazine MCB (music colony bi-weekly) as a controversial music critic. Later, he turned to the world of software and strange electronic devices and started making his own source code. His interest ranges widely from improvisation, sound art, experimental music, and noise art to field recordings. Together with Chau Kin-Wai, he founded the electro-acoustic duo , and runs the label Re-Records.

Real Name

    • Wong Chung-Fai

Name Vars

  • Sin:Net

Aliases

  • Dennis Wong
  • Wong Chung-fai

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s a cool fact: The album *Ghost Feeding Vessel* by Sin:Ned and Nerve is a hidden gem in the experimental electronic scene. Released in 2008 under Lona Records in Hong Kong, it’s a project where every detail—composing, performing, recording, and mastering—was handled by just two people. That’s right, Nerve and Sin:Ned did it all themselves. It’s like a DIY masterpiece with a unique sound that pushes boundaries. The title track alone makes it worth checking out if you’re into edgy, experimental vibes.