#81

:dizzy_face::dizzy_face::dizzy_face:

#82

and about 5 minutes from my house
excellent excellent excellent

#83

Same night as Rolling Blackouts :frowning:

#84
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#85

WHOA

#86

May have to dl this tonight

#87

Giving it a first proper listen now.

Any thoughts on it from anyone else?

#88

I’d missed some of the noise and droniness in the latest Grouper releases, so this is pretty welcome thus far

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#89

Really loved it on first listen! Think it shimmers and shines even at it’s most menacing moments. Excited put it on again later.

#90

On first listen, the artillery like bass in the opening choral track are great. Feels very promising…

#91

Going to listen to this at lunch. Very excited.

#92

anyone know when/if this is getting a physical release? Think I have pretty much the complete Liz discography and I don’t want to miss this one as it’s fab.

#93

It’s on her bandcamp page. Postage from the U.S. makes it expensive though. Doesn’t say limited edition so guess that means it should get European distribution at some point?

#94

Ah ok cool.

#95

Half of this album is great. The other half of this album is seriously boring.

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#96

Yeah, Grouper is heading in a Hecker-esque not fussed direction for me now.

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#97

I think that mellotron sound gets a bit of overuse, but the atmosphere is one I generally find myself liking wanting to get into when the time’s right for it.

#98

Overused is an understatement. It appears on all the tracks, and is actually ALL of the last two tracks. So that’s about 60% bell drone, all told.

#99

You people dont deserve grouper and tim hecker

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#100

Now where did I put my “I prefer their earlier stuff” t-shirt. I’ve indie bell(drone)ending to be getting on with.

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