Bell Witch - Future's Shadow Part 1: The Clandestine Gate 2CD xx1989 and some proper post-VU thudding--gather

and some proper post-VU thudding--gather and crumble around obliquely phrased double-tracked vocals

3-sided pressing of Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds' 2008 LP

Sparrow Steeple balance their innate sense of majestic melody with the small-scale drama of everyday life

Last year’s Drop was more schizophrenic

Like Alternative TV’s 2nd LP ‘Vibing Up The Senile Man’ or the last couple of Shadow Ring records Nisa Venerosa and Jarrod Zlatic’s unique musical personalities remain present while they have eroded

Bell Witch - Future's Shadow Part 1: The Clandestine Gate 2CD xx1989 and some proper post-VU thudding--gatherNothing's bigger than life. All vastnesses expanding space, infinite time crouch inside of consciousness. On a historical scale, to say nothing of a cosmic one, the individual human life vanishes, and yet it's the only aperture any of us get into reality. It's barely there, and it's all there is. That's the paradox Bell Witch drives at. For more than a decade, the Pacific Northwestern doom metal band has sent tides surging over the seawalls of the