Conceived between long periods spent abroad in Indonesia (2013-2015) and Morocco (2018) for ethnomusicology purposes, Religious Music For Non-Believers is at the same time a eulogy for Pauline Oliveros' demise, a homage to the music of Tim Hecker and Earth, and finally a descent into timeless horizons, where Ldgu seeks epiphanies in the realm of sound-related truths.

Ldgu’s music was recorded live at Chiesa Santissima Annunziata, Porto Sant’Elpidio (Marche, Italy) over two very hot and humid summer evenings in August 2017. All the tracks of the album are raw excerpts from Ldgu's extended improvisations on the church’s massive pipe organ.

Music, recording, mixing: Ldgu
Mastering: Amir Shoat
Art: Chalice of Saint John the Evangelist [reverse], by Hans Memling, c. 1470/1475
Tape design: Oli Scotton