Jonathan Wilson - Eat The Worm - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Borgerlig Begravning was formed in boredom and the desire to play fast music that mattered. Asta Kask has been the biggest inspiration and their EP InchHistorien dömer oss allaInch gave the trio the push they needed to understand how wonderful punk can be. Bands from the childhood such as Ramones and Ebba Grön has been with the band since the start and the swedes been influenced from all possible corners of the punk scene, from Bad Religion to GBH as an example. The election year is here and the message from Borgerlig Begravning is clear - it's time to bury the conservatives.

2018 , the third album from Los Angeles-based singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist/producer Jonathan Wilson. The ambitious InchmaximalistInch album, titled Rare Birds, features contributions from Father John Misty, Lucius, Lana Del Rey, and new age music legend Laraaji. A highly sought after record producer, North Carolina native Wilson had a busy 2017 producing Father John Misty's Grammy nominated Pure Comedy and touring arenas around the globe as a guitarist and vocalist for Pink Floyd legend Roger Waters. Wilson also saw widespread acclaim heaped on Karen Elson's sophomore LP Double Roses, which he recorded with her in Los Angeles in 2016. But 2018 looks to be even more active!

After the massive breakthrough of Foreverglade in 2021, the Floridian swamp winds stir again as Worm conjures the nocturnal evocation of Bluenothing. A four track, twenty-six minute mini album, Bluenothing is an ominous nightside lament demonstrating where the always-evolving fog dwellers have been and the distant domains where they may yet venture. The A-side of Bluenothing features two tracks from the mythic Foreverglade sessions that remained encased in the phantom crypts but are no less masterly than the latter's ultimate six tracks. Indeed, the title track InchBluenothingInch was at one time to be the album closer on Foreverglade and all the crushing weight and mysterious allure that made that opus a new classic remains on these two tracks. Yet these tracks also have the added dimension of pure necromantic shred via new guitarist Wroth Septentrion (Atramentus, VoidCeremony, Chthe-ilist, Hulder live). The B-side reveals a different yet complimentary stylistic command, one alluded to in past incarnations and now fully actualized-that of the clandestine dimensions of black metal's unfathomable darkness and shrouded mysteries. InchInvoking The DragonmoonInch is a ritual gate opening into this obscure galaxy, while InchShadowside KingdomInch denotes the arrival to the remote twilight stronghold at the edge of blackness where Phantom Slaughter's tyrannical celestial necromancy can flourish undisturbed by mortal disquiet and axe-wielder Nihilistic Manifesto crafts a thousand spires of darkly cascading melodies-simply one of the best symphonic black metal tracks since the styles late '90s apex. And so with Bluenothing the Foreverglade-era of Worm is ceremoniously put to an end and the next chapter in the fanatical saga opens