MAGAZINE - Secondhand Daylight LP power pop Joining electronic paraphernalia to his

Joining electronic paraphernalia to his tortured vocals

crackle and pop that we've grown so accustomed to with Thee Oh Sees

Diabolique was recorded in The Limiñanas studio in the south of France then taken to Berlin by Anton

Reissue of little known 7"

called "one of the few great American rock records" by Thurston Moore and Byron Coley

MAGAZINE - Secondhand Daylight LP power pop Joining electronic paraphernalia to his180 gram vinyl housed in gatefold sleeve. Nine songs of twisted, bleak, funny, weird, disturbing and exciting music that are far, far more ambitious, near epic in scale than anything Magazine had attempted before: three pieces here; "Feed the Enemy", "Cut Out Shapes" and "Back to Nature" take the grandeur of the last albums "Parade" to the logical limit and succeed incredibly. Howard Devoto (of Wire) builds on his role as tortured, sniping, harsh poet