Blackout Beach - Fuck Death - VINYL LP
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The record is a sibling to the last Blackout Beach record, Skin of Evil. But the longing in F**k Death is not romantic; these are deserter's songs, coward's songs. I am all for reassessing cowardice. The most important lyric on F**k Death is Inchrun awayInch. It's a bit heavy, especially because the dominant 2011 story is that kids want to live on an invisible beach within their hearts and party this stuff away. But not all kids scorn uneasiness. And not all music is made for kids. Album Tracks 1. Beautiful Burning Desire 2. Torchlights Banned 3. Deserter's Song 4. Be Forewarnded, the Night Has Come 5. Hornet's Fury Into the Bandit's Mouth 6. Drowning Pigs 7. Broken Braying of the Donkey's Cry 8. Sending Postcards to a Ghost
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- GenreRockDescriptionThe record is a sibling to the last Blackout Beach record, Skin of Evil. But the longing in F**k Death is not romantic; these are deserter's songs, coward's songs. I am all for reassessing cowardice. The most important lyric on F**k Death is Inchrun awayInch. It's a bit heavy, especially because the dominant 2011 story is that kids want to live on an invisible beach within their hearts and party this stuff away. But not all kids scorn uneasiness. And not all music is made for kids. Album Tracks 1. Beautiful Burning Desire 2. Torchlights Banned 3. Deserter's Song 4. Be Forewarnded, the Night Has Come 5. Hornet's Fury Into the Bandit's Mouth 6. Drowning Pigs 7. Broken Braying of the Donkey's Cry 8. Sending Postcards to a GhostArtistBlackout BeachTitleFuck DeathFormatVINYLLabelDead Oceans
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The record is a sibling to the last Blackout Beach record, Skin of Evil. But the longing in F**k Death is not romantic; these are deserter's songs, coward's songs. I am all for reassessing cowardice. The most important lyric on F**k Death is Inchrun awayInch. It's a bit heavy, especially because the dominant 2011 story is that kids want to live on an invisible beach within their hearts and party this stuff away. But not all kids scorn uneasiness. And not all music is made for kids. Album Tracks 1. Beautiful Burning Desire 2. Torchlights Banned 3. Deserter's Song 4. Be Forewarnded, the Night Has Come 5. Hornet's Fury Into the Bandit's Mouth 6. Drowning Pigs 7. Broken Braying of the Donkey's Cry 8. Sending Postcards to a Ghost
Plastic death - the second album by Glass Beach - is a follow-up record almost five years in the making. The band's 2019 debut, aptly titled the first Glass Beach album, has over the years grown a cult fanbase for it's unflinching depiction of queer life as mediated through social media, it's oversized ambition, and it's scrappy yet adventurous production. And while it took some time to arrive, plastic death sounds like the logical expansion of all the things that made their first album so special. Years and years of relentless writing, tinkering demos, cancelled tours and a few lockdowns only strengthen the chaotic core of what makes Glass Beach's maximalist approach work so well. Frontperson and primary songwriter J McClendon is joined by lead guitarist Layne Smith, bassist Jonas Newhouse and drummer William White to create something adventurous on each song. Trumpet, trombone, violin, and even marimba dance and bloom alongside the band's own creative and dextrous instrumentation - a stunning, transformative creation that pulls from indie rock, jazz, prog, hardcore, metal, experimental, and beyond.Songs like lead single Inchthe CIA,Inch are examples of the band's ambitious writing. It's a dark, dancy, post-punk/jazz hybrid, a coordinated, breathless braid of synth and saturated guitar. Tension and confusion explode into a brutal modern metal climax to close the track, flickering with glitchy production zaps and razor-sharp stops. The artwork of plastic death is similarly rich with detail, resulting in a bioluminescent, fully-realized double album depicting sprawling scenes where moments of neon brightness shine momentarily in a dark undersea - a metaphor for the moments of optimism and catharsis Glass Beach provide on these songs.InchThis album is the Pacific garbage patch cultural trash strewn together seemingly by accident, standing in stark juxtaposition to each
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