The sheer interminable white noise drone that is “A Soul with No Footprint” sounds like a massive factory at work, a factory in which the work is that of several hundred machines, each machine shaving some hard metal down to a fine point, sparks flying in controlled abandon, a grid of these spark clusters separated in rows and columns along the shop floor, all of it heard from above by a maintenance engineer caught up in the beauty of the chaos while navigating a catwalk to change out a rouge bulb. The track is one of two off a recent EP of the same name by **Elizabeth Veldon**, who’s based in Glasgow, Scotland. The full EP is available at “name your price” over at [elizabethveldon.bandcamp.com](http://elizabethveldon.bandcamp.com/track/folk-music-as-a-parasitic-infection), the second piece, “Folk Music as a Parasitic Infection,” exploring similarly ecstatic territory.
https://soundcloud.com/elizabethveldon/a-soul-with-no-footprint
Track originally posted for free download at [soundcloud.com/elizabethveldon](https://soundcloud.com/elizabethveldon/a-soul-with-no-footprint). More from Veldon at [twitter.com/elizabethveldon](https://twitter.com/elizabethveldon).
I’ve download nearly everything she as at Bandcamp. I’d also especially recomment “Maps” [http://elizabethveldon.bandcamp.com/album/maps]. A lot of the releases are a little too noisy for my tastes, but there are some real ambient-drone jewels throughout.