VATICAN SHADOW - Remember Your Black Day - gatefold LP
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VATICAN SHADOW

Remember Your Black Day (gatefold LP)

Hospital Productions US

Cat: HOS 399LP. Rel: 25 Nov 13
Industrial/Noise


Side 1 - Track 1. Circumstances Quickly Became Questioned Side 1 - Track 2. Tonight Saddam Walks Amidst Ruins Side 1 - Track 3. Muscle Hijacker Tribal Affiliation Side 1 - Track 4. Contractor Corpses HungOver The Euphrates River Side 2 - Track 1. Enter Paradise Side 2 - Track 2. Remember Your Black Day Side 2 - Track 3. Not The Son Of Desert Storm, But The Child Of Chechnya Side 2 - Track 4. Jet Fumes Above The Reflecting Pool

Although Dominick Fernow has already released a vast amount of material under the Vatican Shadow moniker, and some of which - including It Stands To Conceal and Ormamented Walls - have appeared in LP format, Remember Your Black Day is supposedly the project's debut proper, with the other LPs being made up of cassette releases and other material. Described by the label as "the most direct and propulsive Vatican Shadow material yet," and was produced with the assistance of Silent Servant producer Juan Mendez. Although much of the Vatican Shadow material to date has been frenetic and noisy, there's a sense of calm present in this LP which marks it out, with the slow moving "Enter Paradise" and reflective '80s synth textures of "Tonight Saddam Walks Amidst Ruins" offering some refective sombre moments. Despite that there are still some driving tracks as well, with "Not The Son Of Desert Storm, But The Child Of Chechnya" offering a particularly ferocious moment of clattering industrial textures. Highly recommended.


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