For the month of November, and November only, pre-order a copy of this one-time-only edition of the whole album, lovingly and exactingly hand carved into black wax by the steady hand of 345RPM. Cover art consists of an original signed and numbered three block linocut print on handmade japanese paper. Comes with a lyric booklet. Ships in December
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On the chill night of April 14th 1912 that beautiful, fine flanked, haughty ship sank beneath the Atlantic waves with a sort of noble Edwardian grace, dipping like a swan into the body of history. At least that's the image that's been handed down to us over the decades. In truth of course, beneath her sooty black skin her insides must have been ripping and deforming with unimaginable violence and that desperate last hour must have been utterly terrifying. To calm the passengers as they gathered on deck the musicians of Titanic assembled on those steepening planks and played on until the waters closed... We will never know for sure if their last piece was 'Nearer My God' or ' Dream Of Autumn'; it makes no difference really for they must have played both pieces that night. Legends decorate the truth like a wedding cake but what we know for an absolute certain fact is that none of those musicians survived the sinking.
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this is a living beast of a record, you can hear it heaving in feedback breaths in settlement and panting them out in old smoke, a feverish continuum of a record, each song an iteration of the last, I listen and I can't remember which song did what, cos they were all hauling for some golden horizon. eldudowski
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A most beautiful record with a groove that will make you want turn off the lights, burn a candle, drink a bottle of wine and enjoy the inspiring moment... past and present jofw
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