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Horse Lie Size Stitched (Headhunter Records 1998)





Sounded gloomy like the most irritating and suicidal parts off Nick Cave and his Bad Seeds army trying to making assures that this kind of ritualistic Indie Pop Music would definitely becoming a command for lesser people to avoiding themselves from turning to be a loyal fan-based listeners to this sad-theme rhythmic of a slow-diving crooked path band like The Black Heart Procession on their debut album 1 (One). The beginning of the end and the last of the lost souls singing the sorrow must be related to only this type of performance made by the San Diego, CA band as most of the tracks lyrics and music written by the infamous creative head of Pall Jenkins and these notable sadder touches harmonic corruptions on eleven songs might be the chosen few for you to ended up yourself in the meantime of this ever changing season of a modern pathetic life to bare by some. We got to hear the traumatic effects granted on The Witer or The Old Kind of Summer through the pale plainly suffering vocals from either Jen Wood or Pall A. Jenkins along with the less-emotional added onto the organ or guitar sounds challenging the millennium with these seductive to wrist’s slashing moody tracks recorded on this album like Square Heart, In A Tin Flask, Release My Heart and The Winter My Heart Froze. Entering the mellowed gates of freeing your mind from those memorable feelings attached.


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