“Homeland” is a dark sonic phantasm, a five-minute dip into an echoing space that’s all muffled voices, anxious activity, and industrial dread. The track is a collaboration between Angela Wilson and Devin Sarno, heard nudging sublimated vocals, affectless expressions whose distorted syllables merge with the overall sound design. The underlying audio is a droning substrate, seemingly the result of some heavily mediated string instrument, mixed here with those contorted vocals and scratchy field recordings. In a brief post at Sarno’s [website](http://www.devinsarno.com/news/2016/11/10/homeland-with-angela-wilson) mentions that the collaboration was virtual, the two musicians trading files via email.
Later, on Facebook, Wilson wrote a bit about the process of the track: “After I read this I realized I never shared my process, this track is a culmination of extra wet granulated metro voice memos, and melting ice, under the dripping electric bass loops of Devin Sarno.”
Track originally posted at [soundcloud.com/devinsarno](https://soundcloud.com/devinsarno/wilson-sarno-homeland). More from Sarno, who is based in Los Angeles, at [devinsarno.com](http://www.devinsarno.com/). More from Wilson, also from Los Angeles, at [angfranc.es](http://angfranc.es/).