TOMORROW THE RAIN WILL FALL UPWARDS - Wreck His Days - Vinyl (LP)
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TOMORROW THE RAIN WILL FALL UPWARDS

Wreck His Days(LP + MP3 download code)

Blackest Ever Black

Cat: BLACKEST 053. Rel: 29 Aug 16
Industrial/Noise


Side 1 - Track 1. Wreck His Days Side 1 - Track 2. Ghost From The Coast Side 1 - Track 3. Reverberasia Side 2 - Track 1. ...And I Tried So Hard Side 2 - Track 2. I Beat As I Sleep As I Dream Side 2 - Track 3. Ay Carmela (Mujeres Libres) Side 2 - Track 4. Rosa/Kollontai

While the name Tomorrow The Rain Will Fall Upwards may remind you of a particular Vietnam War scene in Forest Gump, don't let that put you off, the sounds here are double the pop psychedelic rock of the film. Rumoured to involve HTRK's Jonnine Standish, Brazilian singer Lucas Santanna and These Immortal Souls' Genevieve McGuckin, Wreck His Days marks the project's second release, presented again by Kiran Sande's Blackest Ever Black. A dark presence inhabits all seven tracks of this LP that should appeal to fans of Goblin, to Italian Horror and Giallo OSTs with "Reverberasia" fusing metal with ambient Italo doom. As the title suggests "Ghost From The Coast" is swathe of haunting atmospheres and coarse textures, only with an underlying bassline funk, while an eight-minute "...And I Tried So Hard" provides some sparkling respite from the forlorn sounds of everything preceding it. "I Beat As I Sleep As I Dream" then penetrates Kosmische territory, with acoustic, Latin guitars easing the tension of a devilish "Ay Carmela". Without a doubt one of the best collections of music BEB will release in 2016.


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