COLD CAVE - Cremations - picture disc LP
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COLD CAVE

Cremations (picture disc LP)

Heartworm Press US

Cat: HEARTWORM 59. Rel: 3 Mar 14
Coldwave/Synth


Side 1 - Track 1. Sex Ads Side 1 - Track 2. I've Seen The Future & It's No Place For Me Side 1 - Track 3. Always Someone Side 1 - Track 4. An Understanding Side 1 - Track 5. First Fit Side 1 - Track 6. Heaven;y Metals Side 1 - Track 7. Poison Berries Side 1 - Track 8. Roman Skirts Side 1 - Track 9. Gates Side 2 - Track 1. Cursed By The Cross Side 2 - Track 2. Mag Dreams Side 2 - Track 3. In A Cave Side 2 - Track 4. Love Lets Go Side 2 - Track 5. Chrissie Sally Side 2 - Track 6. Of All The Summer Murders Side 2 - Track 7. Hummingbirds Side 2 - Track 8. Rainbow Girls Side 2 - Track 9. Love You Forever Side 2 - Track 10. Swallow The Sun Side 2 - Track 11. E Dreams

Originally release in 2009 on Dominic Fernow's mighty Hospital Productions, Cold Cave's chilling "Cremations" reappears courtesy of Heartworm Press and it comes as. welcomed package here at Juno HQ. In what could potentially be the Wesley Eisold's best work to date, the word "industrial" is duly trampled, thrown out and burned up by the man's esoteric take on 80's synth-pop and Nitzer Ebb-prone machine workouts. There is no real word to describe it apart from "foreboding" or better, "morbid". It's a real journey through the man's cortex and back out into the real world, where you're likely to feel alone and in a state of paranoia after listening to this. RECOMMENDED.


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