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Full color zine printed on quality paper and hand folded at the Couch King Sofa Barn, with art and design by Wou-Wou & the Wormling, featuring 3 Endangered Species album design concepts, track info, and liner notes by the Couch King. Full set of "Endangered Species" stickers also included with purchase.
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The 8th instalment and one of the few energetic, uptempo, passages of the album {Roderick's anguished exposition of weltanschauung in (4)being the other notable 'quick section' }
Poe refers on several occasions to life in the House of Usher as being akin to an opiated afterdream, suggesting a slow, inexorable slide into a semi-conscious state of being, incapable of distinguishing between dreams and actuality.
In keeping with the 'self fulfilling prophecy' I mentioned in the notes of (6) 'The Haunted Palace', it seems as if Roderick expects and welcomes the storm, pacing around in an agitated state of delirious hilarity
He regards it as a kind of punishment - an Old Testament style day of atonement.
Viewing it as 'the beginning of the end' perhaps?
The tempo is exactly double that of the previous track's outro.
What a strange coincidence.
I'm very familiar with Gary's energetic hard-new-wave drumming capabilities from Bluebottles and I was delighted when he agreed to take on "The Storm".
He drums up a storm in every sense of the phrase. Top job Gary.
I've aimed for a similar Bluebottles 80s gated-reverb, tape saturated sound, albeit in a different setting.
lyrics
The tempest raged we were helpless, the groaning house about to yield
Then in half-light by the fireside, in a loud voice Usher cried :
"At last it's here"
"Can't you see how it surrounds us? Its fury brings us to our knees
Now I will go and let the storm in, the guilt of generations flooding out.
Here comes the flood"
credits
from Endangered Species,
released July 20, 2019
Gary Reeves: Tempestuous Drums
Gordon M: Fretless Jazz Bass, Lead Guitar (1995 US Fender Strat w. BKP Apache pickups), JRAD Archer Boost, Peavey Bravo 1x12 all-tube combo, Lead Synth (Korg MS-20 & Aqua Puss analog delay)
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Intoxicating, hypnotic vocals, highlighted with clever, relevant, poignant lyrical content. Immense depth, limitless textures, and remarkable production. Also home to the best Nirvana cover ever. Honor in Treason
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I'm not even going to choose a favorite track,
Thanks to Paul Dews for sharing your music .
"Into The Light" is amazing though.
I hope to get well acquainted to your music johntomjoe