Frenzal Rhomb: Cup Of Pestilence - Brown Colored Vinyl - VINYL LP

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Cup Of Pestilence - Brown Colored Vinyl

Artist:

Frenzal Rhomb

Label:

Universal Import

Product Type:

VINYL LP

UPC:

602455213426

Genre:

Rock

Release Date:

2023-04-14

Number of Discs:

1

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AUSTRALIA - IMPORT, COLORED VINYL, BROWN

Frenzal Rhomb announce their first new album in six-years, 'The Cup Of Pestilence' out via Virgin Music Australia!It's the all-new Dark Ages! Of archaic snake oils and occult alchemy, turning horse drugs into fool's gold, and otherwise worldly townsfolk into the village idiot. But all is not lost, dear vassal, dear patron, for who is that doth march o'er the crest of yon hill, battle-scar'd armour reflecting back the sun of a brand new day? It's Frenzal Rhomb's new album The Cup Of Pestilence! Drink long and deep of it's zest. It's lifegiving succour. It's mad riffs. I'll probably stop with the weird medieval stuff now. We've done a new album! Took us a while because, you know, *gestures everywhere*, but we did it. Written in our houses, mostly during the pandemic, demoed at The Pet Food Factory, and recorded, mixed and mastered at The Blasting Room in Fort Collins, Colorado in the year of our lord 2022, by Bill Stevenson, Jason Livermore, Andrew Berlin, Chris Beeble and a cast of other people who look better in chainmail than we do. Art by Glenno and his beautiful warped mind. 19 songs full of the characters and slightly discomforting ideas that you've come to love or at least put up with from us. The stories of good times, beloved friends and slightly less-friendly types ("Where Drug Dealers Take Their Kids", "The Wreckage, "Lane Way Dave"," I Think My Neighbour Is Trying To Kill Me" for example), the tales of enlightenment through recreational substances of "Dog Tranquiliser" and "Thought It Was Yoga But It Was Ketamine", and some great budgetary ideas for a cash-strapped household, with songs such as Instant Coffee and Gravox, the latter a Paul Kelly classic updated for the time-poor sous-chef in the kitchen at Christmas. Also an unusually large number of animal references. And an a cappella choir that's just Jason. We contain multitudes.

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