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Tuesday, May 26, 2009

The Warlocks - The Mirror Explodes 2009-ONe

Having dabbled successfully with the poppier end of psych-rock on previous albums, The Mirror Explodes finds the Warlocks sounding more sombre and more focused than ever before. Ostensibly their least accessible LP, it is also their most fully realised work: an immersive journey into the heart of noise that pulls no punches and packs a weighty emotional punch.

Dynamically it’s a revelation, the band having pieced together a tapestry of shimmering drone, wailing feedback and ecstatic fuzz that can stand shoulder to shoulder with anything that MBV, Cocteau Twins or the JaMC ever recorded. That’s not hyperbole - it really does sound that good. It’s a draining listen but I’ll be damned if blasting Standing Between the Lovers of Hell - the throbbing vortex at the heart of this album - isn’t the single most exhilarating listening experience I’ve had this year.

Tracklist:
01. Red Camera
02. The Midnight Sun
03. Slowly Disappearing
04. There Is A Formula To Your Despair
05. Standing Between The Lovers Of Hell
06. You Make Me Wait
07. Frequency Meltdown
08. Static Eyes

Label: Tee Pee Records
Genre: Rock
Encoder: Lame 3.97 -V2
Quality: VBR kbps
Time: 43:12 min
Size: 52,8 MB

Release name: The_Warlocks-The_Mirror_Explodes-2009-ONe
Links: Myspace - Amazon - Wikipedia
Download: Hotfile

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