- Audio CD (Oct 21 2008)
- Number of Discs: 1
- Label: Eyeball
- ASIN: B001EN4666
- In-Print Editions: LP Record
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Track Listings
| 1. Neon Guru (2:20) |
| 2. ...And Now Emerges the Silver Pilgrom (2:08) |
| 3. The Hymn of the Angel People (6:50) |
| 4. The Psychonaut & The Rustbelt (2:14) |
| 5. Starving on Rabbit Meat (3:27) |
| 6. A Convivial Feast of the Peace Beast (1:25) |
| 7. Floodgates Released (1:55) |
| 8. The Electric Proletariat Rides A Velvet Chariot (2:58) |
| 9. 3,000 Light Years By Way of the Spacehawk |
Product Description
Product Description
An Albatross presents their Family Album in 2008. The third release from former Ace Fu and GSL Recording artist. An Albatross is a noise rock band based in Wilkes-Barre, PA, known for their chaotic live shows and psychedelic/circus-like presentation. Previous tours with such artists as Daughters, The Unicorns, Don Caballero, Lightning Bolt, The Apes, Melt Banana, Dillinger Escape Plan, Blue Cheer, and DMBQ. Calling all Lazer Vikings abroad - we have heard your call and it is our mission to gather the like-minded, beautiful and gifted humans together to facilitate a nonstop musical orgasm until we pass through the jeweled gates of Rock 'N' Roll Valhalla!
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The band manages to get better with time.
Dec 11 2008
By R. McNeely
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Format:Audio CD
i dont write professional reviews. so if you want a professional opinion on this album, dont read this.
I have been listening to these guys for quite a while now, following the releases from we are the lazer viking on up. I like all their releases quite a bit but one thing different about this band than a lot of other bands is they actually manage to put out better releases than their last with each release. Hopefully these guys dont come down with what i like to call "miss machine syndrome" anytime soon and keep up the good work. Their early material was more or less fast paced noisy type stuff, use of blast beats, time signature changes, a lot of synthesizer and keyboard use, which gives them an identifiable sound. Think early Daughters meets early Horse the Band. Their newer stuff holds on to this sound throughout the record with like "cool-down periods" but it fits.
p.s. the cd ends in the middle of an uprise, i had to check the song length on amazon before i realized these dudes created a build up, and decided to cut out and that is how the cd ends. i personally think it is hilarious.
I have been listening to these guys for quite a while now, following the releases from we are the lazer viking on up. I like all their releases quite a bit but one thing different about this band than a lot of other bands is they actually manage to put out better releases than their last with each release. Hopefully these guys dont come down with what i like to call "miss machine syndrome" anytime soon and keep up the good work. Their early material was more or less fast paced noisy type stuff, use of blast beats, time signature changes, a lot of synthesizer and keyboard use, which gives them an identifiable sound. Think early Daughters meets early Horse the Band. Their newer stuff holds on to this sound throughout the record with like "cool-down periods" but it fits.
p.s. the cd ends in the middle of an uprise, i had to check the song length on amazon before i realized these dudes created a build up, and decided to cut out and that is how the cd ends. i personally think it is hilarious.
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