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FE 011CD
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"Yes, slowcore. That tag will probably bring to mind a very specific moment in '90s American underground music -- think Low, Codeine, etc. -- and while that's clearly the well Bad Amputee are supping from, this is a very English take on the approach... Convenience Kills on the whole has that kind of feel of a musical golden hour... The effect... is trancelike, the music seems to suspend time somehow as it draws you in. Highlight 'Rhona' is the prime example, making nearly nine minutes feel like about three, as you lose yourself in a simple timeless melody." --The Sleeping Shaman
"An undiluted portrait of an under-the-radar treasure, it's the type of song cycle that'd provide balm for the soul and scope to lose oneself during any fall period." --IPA Music
"This is an excellent release, you don't really hear much music in this fashion any more that is as perfectly constructed as this." --Collective Zine
"Songs glide, develop and build beautifully. The album provides clear evidence of the importance of space and pace, not just notes, chords and silence... I continue to play this album and wonder in near awe at it. I cannot give it too high a recommendation." --TQ
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