Tropic Of Cancer: Stop Suffering (Single 12")

Tropic Of Cancer

Single 12"

Single 12''

Maxi-Single auf Vinyl. Im Vergleich zu herkömmlichen Singles und LPs haben Maxi-Singles eine breitere Rille, die eine höhere Wiedergabequalität ermöglicht (ausgeprägtere Bässe und Höhen). Eine höhere Grundlautstärke bewirkt auch ein besseres Signal-Rausch-Verhältnis.

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Label:: Blackest Ever Black
Aufnahmejahr ca.:: 2015
UPC/EAN:: 5055869539494
Erscheinungstermin:: 13.11.2015

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The new EP from Tropic of Cancer. It's the first music to emerge from Camella Lobo's project since the 2013 debut album, Restless Idylls, and features three new songs. Unlike TOC music of old, these new songs feel less about surrender: even if the title track does seem to address the S-M dynamic at the heart of any high-stakes relationship. This is not a record about loss, but about what comes after. Eustis's bravura mixing wrings spine-melting effect out of each component, and the dubwise harnessing of space and bass pressure first showcased on Restless Idylls is now a defining feature of the band. The hypnotic, monochord intensity that characterised TOC's previous records gives way here to a more concrete song-narrative – which serves only to heighten the sensation of drowned-world psychedelia. Her divine alto still swims in reverb, but the words are clearer, there's a resolve to communicate through the aqueous haze.

»I Woke Up And The Storm Was Over«, which appears here in a different mix to that which opens the US-only BEB comp »I Can't Give You The Life You Want«, is no less mesmerising. The EP concludes with the elegiac, frozen-space ambience of »When The Dog Bites«.