Genre | Indie |
---|---|
Date (CEST) | 2020-03-01 05:53:36 |
Group | BEAMS |
Size | 87 MB |
Files | 9 |
M3U / SFV / NFO |
Helicon-This_Can_Only_Lead_To_Chaos-WEB-2020-BEAMS
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Tracklist (M3U)
# | Filename | Artist | Songname | Bitrate | BPM |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 01-helicon-sound_of_confession.mp3 | Helicon | Sound Of Confession | 320 | Unknown |
2 | 02-helicon-pure_filth.mp3 | Helicon | Pure Filth | 320 | Unknown |
3 | 03-helicon-the_sun_also_rises.mp3 | Helicon | The Sun Also Rises | 320 | Unknown |
4 | 04-helicon-glasgow_uni_accent.mp3 | Helicon | Glasgow Uni Accent | 320 | Unknown |
5 | 05-helicon-in_the_end.mp3 | Helicon | In The End | 320 | Unknown |
6 | 06-helicon-bardo_thodol.mp3 | Helicon | Bardo Thodol | 320 | Unknown |
7 | 07-helicon-with_graceful_menace.mp3 | Helicon | With Graceful Menace | 320 | Unknown |
8 | 08-helicon-what_you_love_will_kill_you.mp3 | Helicon | What You Love Will Kill You | 320 | Unknown |
9 | 09-helicon-cosmic_john.mp3 | Helicon | Cosmic John | 320 | Unknown |
NFO
ARTIST.....: Helicon
TITLE......: This Can Only Lead To Chaos
LABEL......: Fuzz Club
GENRE......: Indie
RIP DATE...: 2020-03-01
RETAIL DATE: 2020-01-24
RUNTIME....: 37:32
SIZE.......: 86,58 MB
QUALITY....: 320Kbps 44.1kHz
ENCODER/CODEC: LAME - MP3 (MPEG-2 AUDIO LAYER 3)
URL........: https://play.google.com/store/music/album?id=Btxfu2lz5g6tywycuwb4axzccoe
Track List:
01. Sound Of Confession 4:26
02. Pure Filth 3:59
03. The Sun Also Rises 5:18
04. Glasgow Uni Accent 4:40
05. In The End 3:45
06. Bardo Thodol 3:43
07. With Graceful Menace 4:13
08. What You Love Will Kill You 3:52
09. Cosmic John 3:36
Release Notes:
https://fuzzclub.bandcamp.com/
Glaswegian psychedelic heavyweights Helicon are soon set
to release their second album, the aptly- titled í«This
Can Only Lead to Chaos.í» Arriving January 24th via Fuzz
Club, it follows on from their 2017 self-titled debut
and a recent three-track í«Zero Fucksí» EP, released
earlier this year. A 9-track effort, it sees the band
delve even deeper into their self-confessed í░evil psych
rock with smatterings of sentient sitarí▒ - coming out
of the other end with something more raw and heavy, and
far closer to the all-consuming live show that theyí»ve
spent the last decade frying minds with.
As angry and acerbic as ever, vocalist and guitarist
John-Paul Hughes says of the themes explored on the
album: í░We are living in unprecedented times. This age
of greed, individualism, fear, ignorance and
manipulation of the masses has brought us to the point
we are electing predatory liars and con men who bully
and discriminate, then wear it as a badge of honour.
They encourage and embolden others to follow suit then
wash their hands of the consequences like some fucking
modern-day Pontius Pilate and his privileged prick pals.
We live in a society that denies climate change. We make
stupid people famous. The Sun is the best-selling
newspaper. Ed Sheeran is named í«artist of the decadeí».
There are
more food banks than McDonalds in the UK. The whole shit
house is going up in flames whilst fuckwits watch Love
Island and flick through which filter to apply to their
latest selfie.í▒
As such, JP says the album ¿C made at Glasgowí»s Anchor
Lane Studio with Luigi Pasquini (The Cosmic Dead,
Trembling Bells, Acid Cannibals) ¿C is inspired by í░the
rejection of mediocrity and mundanity. A shared spirit
of rebellion that things can be better and the fucking
balls to make it happen.í▒ So, how do Helicon go about
sticking a finger to the mediocre? Through a
shape-shifting blast of transcendental sitar,
oscillating synths, motorik basslines, echo-soaked
vocals and huge walls of guitar thick with phaser and
fuzz, cranked all the way up to 11. On their new album,
Helicon have emerged with a record that sees them at
their most forthright and ambitious and¿Cdelivered with
the kind of wit only five disgruntled Glasweigians could
muster¿Cit couldní»t have arrived at a better time.