We come to you across the forest with messages of alchemy and wisdom.

Told in song, such high and mystic things.....

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"Undeniably enchanting and mythical soundscapes ... incredibly dreamy." - KEXP

"Seattle duo Golden Gardens waft somewhere among Julee Cruise's silky lullabies, Cranes' tremulous hymns, and Slowdive's aquatic symphonies." - Dave Segal, The Stranger

"Soothing dream-pop at its best." - Seattle Weekly

Simultaneously nostalgic and futurist sounding, Planning For Burial is the work of mastermind Thom Wasluck, who filters his influences thorough a droning, gloomy spyglass to evoke the most haunting blues this side of the gray waters of the Atlantic. The project is often lumped in with the current wave of "bedroom recording artists," yet Wasluck stands apart from his peers. Planning For Burial's brand of dark shoegaze is hard to categorize, but it incorporates elements of slowcore, doom, drone, '90s alt-rock, '80s goth, black metal and mournful, Neil Young-esque regret.

In the last five years, Planning for Burial has released a slew of EPs and splits on various labels, and shared the stage with a wide breadth of musical compatriots from Chelsea Wolfe to Deafheaven, seeming out of place alongside none. The Flenser released the bands second full-length "Desideratum" in 2014 and the label is releasing a vinyl reissue of the bands debut full-length, Leaving, in June of 2015.