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There really should have been a download code in the record! It’s the way to to do it nowadays. But I guess Bent is just too stubborn
It’s just a great album! Don’t expect the kind of raw and radical production one would expect from an Albini-recorded album. The sound is warm and organic, very vintage and all three musicians can be heard equally upfront, particularly Bent is very present. The compositions continue where LLM stopped only that there are more hits and nicer melodies. They manage to combine great indie pop melodies (think “Timothy/Angels/Blissard”-era) with wild and out of control jamming. Some of the tracks feature REALLY fierce soloing by Snah and that’s the part that really blows me away. Highlight so far is the first track on side B. They definitely have found a disctinctive Kenneth-era musical language: One can still hear traces of LLM here and there but it’s also a progression. I like it better than LLM because this one breathes with power, jams and vintage vibes whereas LLM felt a bit bloodless and constructed. Here on COFT you’ll find the power trio letting loose in just exactly the way we have grown to love so much since the mid-90s!!!
Very satisfied psychonaut here!
I would think that classics and best sellers such as “Trust us” and “LTEC” would be repressed evntually…?
