Landscape's second album was the band's most successful, reaching the British Top Twenty and spawning the Top Five hit "Einstein a Go-Go" there, as well as a Top 40 follow-up with "Norman Bates." It's generally considered the group's most artistically successful, too, though it's an odd timepiece of a time during which synth pop was just about to begin a meteoric ascendancy in the British pop consciousness. From the Tea-Rooms of Mars to the Hell Holes of Uranus was not as contrived as the...   [ read more ]

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VINYL FORMAT. A brand new full-length from Portland, Oregon based psych trio Eternal Tapestry. Edition of 500, let's do this thing.

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The Saddest Landscape have crafted a sound that successfully encompasses both the rawest of hardcore and the more melodic side of the early DC sound. Imagine Blast! merging with Soulside or Rites of Spring. And while "Lift Your Burdens High for This Is Where We Cross" honors their contemporaries, it also draws a distinct influence from some of the architects of modern hardcore and, dare we say, emo. Playing this disc is almost like going back fifteen years, right down to the recording. The only thing mi...   [ read more ]

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