Todo Muere SBXV alternative ” Yamada reflects

” Yamada reflects

which was released on October 15

hotly tipped South London post-punk-anarcho-prog-noise-rock amalgam Black Midi went for the characteristically slippery on Schlagenheim

was originally released in 1985

First to receive the Companion treatment on May 27th are Bright Eyes’ first three albums - A Collection of Songs Written and Recorded 1995-1997

Todo Muere SBXV alternative ” Yamada reflectsThe new Todo Muere SBXV compilation celebrates the disparate threads that Sacred Bones has cultivated over these past 15 years by asking artists on the label to cover one anothers songs. Its an exhilarating, adventurous collection that emphasises the spiritual unity of the roster. Listening to Todo Muere SBXV feels like sitting down to dinner with a large, unruly, loving family.