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I've been really getting into this album recently, They Return to Their Earth is like an early nineties call to arms really isn't it:
'Boyd Wears Black he speaks of Death'
The whole album has a really beautiful sense of melancholy to it, though apart from Hitler as Kalki I find it hard to decipher the chaote/mystical side.
'A Sadness song' with Rose Mcdowall is probably the best thing to sit out on a hill in the grey english weather to - 'Neither Coming Here Nor Going', ah pretty nihilism.
Also really like that compilation SixSixSix, their version of Tamlin is like a dark counterpoint to the Fairport's version, Tibet singing the closest approximation to a melody without actually being one that I've ever heard.
Anyone else excited about the new album with Bonnie Prince Billy, Antony and Cosey? Find it odd that it seems that Tibet doesn't really do much vocal, should be a pretty new take on their sound... |
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