Feral, by Sunroof!

Feral

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1.	Shit Slaughter 04:52	buy track
2.	Lions + Peonies 07:59	buy track
3.	My Dark Angel 03:48	buy track
4.	Temple of Mithras 06:48	buy track
5.	Night Mare's Milk 05:15	buy track
6.	Son of the Blue Wolf 09:19	buy track
7.	Shadow of the Golden Fire 05:31	buy track
8.	Machine 04:45	buy track
9.	Spirit Animal Danzig 08:48	buy track
10.	Austrian Shade 02:35	buy track
11.	Latex Unicorn 06:28	buy track
12.	Frogs 02:48	buy track
13.	Dharma Gin 01:15	buy track
14.	She is the Darkness/The Argument 06:55	buy track
15.	Little Ornamental Lake of Death 07:19	buy track
16.	Sky Burial 08:07	buy track
17.	Marijuana Suicide 13:12	buy track
18.	Zebra 07:56	buy track
19.	Trampled Dawns 06:46	buy track

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Feral marks the return of Matthew Bower’s Sunroof! (in the guise of Black Sun Roof), for their first release in 5 years. Quiet since the release of 2007’s blistering Panzer Division Lou Reed (vhf#105), Sunroof! returns here with a more introspective set, reaching back to the fuzzy, spacey sounds of releases like the epic double Bliss. Amongst the drifting, fuzzed out washes of sound, there’s the crude, Dead C-like riffing in “Lions & Peonies” and the lockgrooved tremolo of “Son of the Blue Wolf” (referencing previous triumphs like my personal fave Sunroof! Cloudz).

“I have a problem w/ the term ‘psychedelia’ ; negative associations of a ‘hippie’ falseness, nevertheless my arte is, I know, deeply psychedelic in a true sense, a kind of synaesthesisia, a scrambling, an overload that seeks Samadhi in its primal gush, that will reconnect one with the all, or rather, a ‘black psychedelia’, substituting the elective current, for ‘all’…” – Matthew Bower

In addition to the all-new tracks on the LP, the package also includes a bonus CD (in a separate sleeve) featuring an MB-curated overview of his work. Many of the tracks on the 75 min Zebra Blood CD are from scarce or out of print recordings, including “Austrian Shade” from an impossible-to-find Total 7”. Also included is the epic and exclusive new track SPIRIT ANIMAL DANZIG.

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released June 8, 2017

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