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Track Listing
1. Late Bloomer
2. Featherbed
3. Coatcheck With A View Of The Coast
4. (Don’t Look At The) Pink Lighning
5. Oilheart
6. Pyramid Points
7. Drinking The Spider Silk
8. How The Dead Butter Their Bread
9. Black Tie White Atlas Shrugged
10. Waltz Into Silver
11. Days of Glass
2. Featherbed
3. Coatcheck With A View Of The Coast
4. (Don’t Look At The) Pink Lighning
5. Oilheart
6. Pyramid Points
7. Drinking The Spider Silk
8. How The Dead Butter Their Bread
9. Black Tie White Atlas Shrugged
10. Waltz Into Silver
11. Days of Glass
Artist:
The Shrouded Strangers
Title:
Lost Forever
Label:
izniz
Cat No:
IZNIZ005
Format:
CD
Price £10.99
• The Shrouded Strangers, now a duo, are based in Washington DC, having relocated originally from Virginia. They were previously sociopathic proto-punks The Carlsonics, and then incandescent psych-folkies Nethers.
• Their new album ‘Lost Forever’, recorded in California, is a strange, consistently damaged, and very-occasionally beautiful collection of disembodied pop-rock tunes, psych-surf sing-a-longs, and fuzzed-out hillbilly stomps - involving much sweating around an 8-track machine, dropping white noise atop sputtering Camaro/Casio freak-outs, plus sea shanties about botched mutinies, and discomforting childhood hallucinations.
• “The best psych-rock record i’ve heard this year..... ‘Lost Forever’ is absorbing and hypnotic – it works as a full album experience” - Got A Backbeat, blog.
• Their new album ‘Lost Forever’, recorded in California, is a strange, consistently damaged, and very-occasionally beautiful collection of disembodied pop-rock tunes, psych-surf sing-a-longs, and fuzzed-out hillbilly stomps - involving much sweating around an 8-track machine, dropping white noise atop sputtering Camaro/Casio freak-outs, plus sea shanties about botched mutinies, and discomforting childhood hallucinations.
• “The best psych-rock record i’ve heard this year..... ‘Lost Forever’ is absorbing and hypnotic – it works as a full album experience” - Got A Backbeat, blog.
