SQUID - Bright Green Field DLP thrash metal yet rendered with her uniquely

yet rendered with her uniquely spiritual tint

the storied and esoteric histories of every underserved underdog becomes immortalized in records and poignantly penned paeans that evoke the eras and underachievers that became synonymous with their own respective corresponding localized micro-movements

Enigma Records in the US and New Rose Records in France

The same poise is displayed on the covers Kass chooses — the Kinks’ “Strangers” (a Dave Davies masterpiece from Lola) and Jennifer Castle’s “Nature” (a beautiful Cohen-esque song from her Pink City LP) — creating a very sumptuous whole

Spine lays MYRKUR bare

SQUID - Bright Green Field DLP thrash metal yet rendered with her uniquelyAt last the debut album from Squid and it's everything you wished for and more. Bright Green Field is produced by Dan Carey and released via Warp Records. It's an album of towering scope and ambition, deeply considered, paced, and intricately constructed. With all band members playing such a vital and equal role, this album is very much the product of five heads operating as one. Some bands might be tempted to include previous singles on their debut