Slint - Spiderland (180 Gram, Remastered, Black Vinyl) COEM12025.1

Slint - Spiderland (180 Gram, Remastered, Black Vinyl) COEM12025.1Produced by Brian Paulson at River North Recorders in Chicago and released by Touch and Go Records in April of 1991, the six songs on Spiderland methodically mapped a shadowy new continent of sound. The music is taut, menacing, and haunting; it's structure built largely on absence and restraint, on the echoing space between the notes, but punctuated by sudden thrilling blasts of unfettered fury. The eerie black and white photo of the four band

Some of the women have names (Silvia

1 Highest Building (Feat

Petite Noir (who also lends vocals to the world-weary clang of “Rolling Stone”)

which Andrew wrote during lockdown plus holiday classics and wintertime reimaginings of seasonally ambiguous deep cuts by John Cale

and line-in mode with the wireless remote

is an emotional excavation of Samira Winter's purest self

And I Go Pow (Demo)

4 Pablo's Heart

bringing out their finest moments yet

(We Just Don’t Care)

B1 Next Life 3:58

He was moving toward something too: a music