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Best heavy end of the spectrum: Thantifaxath - Hive Mind Necrosis The Canyon Observer - Figura Voidsphere - To Infect | To Inflict Telos - Delude

Ooooh, tempting! I have this on CD from when they released it, and listened the hell out of it, so I think there might be a scratch in the data...

I adored the balance of chaotic hardcore and noise rock with the hooks they had on Only Love. I'd say as a whole, it's a decent experimental alt-rock/pop punk album, but I think Ultrapop was a little better than this. This definitely has moments, but if you're a fan of their older sound, this is a big step away from that.

First LP announced following the end of her work under the name, Lingua Ignota. More of an Americana sound on the single, progressing the style that had been presented with previous album, Sinner Get Ready, especially compared to the industrial drone metal sounds of her first releases. Single: https://linguaignota.bandcamp.com/album/saved 'Survival kit' bundle (signed copy on Canary yellow, of 220 --with exclusive tshirt, fanny pack, flashlight, bible...) Coke Bottle (of 1000) Evil Greed exclusive

I always look forward to new stuff from them, but I agree, this lead single isn't it... 'Only Love' was kind of peak for me too, and Ultrapop grew on me over time.

Such a huge fan of their selftitled album, and kind of rediscovered them maybe 5 years ago via Voir Dire... They always had such incredibly distinct vocals and guitar tone. Could never understand how their feedback was so melodic...

Talk Talk, but Spirit of Eden. But also for me recently, it's gonna be something by Don Caballero, Flying Saucer Attack, Future Sound of London, or one of Brian Eno's poppier albums...

I recently got a notification from another label who said they had ordered their vinyl more than a year ago, and it's been pushed back a couple months still. In the label's words, vinyl plants are "dysfunctionally backed up" with orders these days.

That's the tour I saw them on too. Snapcase wasn't even the headliner... bonkers to think now.

A year or two ago, Aix Em Klemm (Adam Wiltzie + Bobby Donne,from Labradford) appeared in a local shop similarly, which I also HIGHLY recommend for anyone unfamiliar and into SOTL et al...

What an interesting album... I feel some Idles, Black Midi, and Black Country New Road, but to Alcest instrumentals..... Nice!

I recall the album notes stating that "no computers were used in the recording of the album," or something like that, which, maybe because i'd been working in a studio almost exclusively with tape at the time, i always felt was a stupid and needlessly pretentious piece of info to provide...

'Eons' by Neptunian Maximalism was on my top ten for the year for 2020. I wasn't so stoked on the live nor the 1track drone albums they dropped since though...

Technically not new?? I got the edition of his last album, Solstagia, which was bundled with Agitas Al Sol on cassette, so I'm expecting it'll be an exploration/expansion of that cassette release.

Whoa. Haven't heard the name Bloodjinn, since they signed and released that on Goodfellow back in 2002...