Lisan Al-Gaib were a short-lived experimental band that toyed with ambient, goth and noise styles, often utilizing free-form performances borrowing from free-jazz in form, if not in sound. Originally naming themselves the Worldhate Union, the band later settled on the Dune-inspired Lisan Al-Gaib, meaning “the voice from another place.” The band was spearheaded by guitarist/trumpeter/vocalist Joel Bordeaux and bassist Pierson Greer, with other musicians moving in and out of the collective as needed.

• [unknown year] American Womyn Had Voices Like Boys 2
• [unknown year] For Tea, Sympathy, and a Sofa
• [unknown year] Man at his Best (live in the ATL)
• [unknown year] On the Dissection of Chance

1. Drones at Jorges'
2. 'No' in A Min
3. Reboot My Sole/Walkin To New Orleans
4. TONE

1. Track 08

1. Anomalous One
2. Popul Vuh IV

1. Track 01
2. Track 02
3. Track 03
4. Track 04