Bought this today, and I’ve not heard anything this traumatic since Joy Division's Closer , 'Children of God' from the Swans or that heart wrenching song by Coil – you know the one with the ghostly answer phone message at its core...
Staggeringly excellent, shit the sheer scope of The Drift really feels like it’s been laboured over for the last ten years...
Screw dancing; this is the soul on a operating table - a stained sinewy tarnished beauty.
Maybe commercial suicide for 4AD but what’s living without risk(?)
Something immortal here lies.
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