01 Magazin02 Performance03 Fine Slime04 Double Death05 Moves On06 It Might Get Dark07 Sky Beaming08 Backseat Driver09 Good News
overlooking the mossy gravestones and mature maples of one of Portland's oldest cemeteries
Dan Snaith’s 5th album Swim is the sound of the musical glass ceiling being blown away
With tindersticks at its heart it also greatly benefits from the involvement of Thomas Belhom (percussion) and Christine Ott (Ondes Martenot and piano)
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Ceremony [2LP] Grandbrothers 01 Magazin02 Performance03 Fine Slime042 x LP It begins with the sound of a church organ, an arpeggio played on the lower notes, a melody teased out in the higher register, before a snare drum beats out an ominous, stuttering tattoo. Three minutes in, guitars begin to rumble like clouds gathering on the horizon, the melody slowly swelling, threatening to tear the sky apart. This is Anna von Hausswolffs Epitaph Of Theodor, and as dramatic, instrumental openings to albums go, its close to