Urne - A Feast On Sorrow - VINYL LP

There are times in life when it feels like darkness will consume the light. Suffering. Loss. The emptiness that follows. At a distance, we can steel ourselves against the grim inevitabilities of disease, dementia and deterioration in old age, but when more intimately faced with their impact, it becomes easy to imagine some hidden demon gorging on the misery wrought. From such pain was birthed Urne's savage second album A Feast On Sorrow. InchThere were a lot of dark times,Inch sighs frontman Joe Nally. InchLosing people is a horrible thing; when the reality hits, it shocks. I was full of pent-up emotion - anger, confusion - and I could only seem to that through aggression. This is much darker. There were quite a few 'fun' elements to our first LP Serpent & Spirit. There aren't many of those here.Inch Alongside mercurial guitarist Angus Neyra and newly-recruited master drummer James Cook, the mission was to create something definitive. Unexpectedly, they'd be assisted in that by Gojira frontman Joe Duplantier - already a vocal fan of the band - who invited the Londoners to record at his Silver Cord studio in Brooklyn, New York and came onboard to produce. From blistering opener opener InchThe Flood Came Rushing InInch and the brutalist introspection of InchTo Die TwiceInch to epic 11-minute pillars InchA Stumble Of WordsInch and InchThe Longer Goodbye/Where Do The Memories GoInch, the blend of wreckage and is utterly breathtaking. InchThe personal story I'm telling in this album is still ongoing, but it feels like I've been able to say what I needed to say,Inch Nally concludes. InchIt was an incredibly cathartic experience to be able to write this album, to scream it, to hear it back. I've got my emotions out. I've got my meaning out. I've got my message out. What I needed to do is done.Inch Album Tracks 1. The Flood Came Rushing in 2. To Die Twice 3. A S