Weaving a fragile thread through collectible outsider genres such as acid folk
but its spirit lives on in this band’s galloping guitar picks
4 minute warnings and Thatcherism - the 80’s were a decade primarily built on the clammy politics of fear and this album captures and bottles it with the songs following one another like cattle sleepwalking their way to the slaughterhouse
With abiding influences that distance him from conspicuous contemporary norms
self-pitying tales and heavily stoned remorse
WURLD SERIES - The Giant's Lawn LP (colour vinyl) archival Weaving a fragile thread throughLimited edition lime green colour vinyl. Highly recommended. The Giants Lawn stretches the bands reach, embracing new forms and figures, living corridors and side quests. Where past works borrowed from the literate heart of American indie, here, Luke Towart and co. investigate earthen psychedelia, off grid community folk, and highly bookish, antipodean snock. Theres always been a fantastical bent to Wurld Series unspooling jaunts 2021s Whats Growing