
Somersaults
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Dinked : 140g Fog White Vinyl / Alternative Sleeve Design / 12 Page Full Colour 12â x 12â Lyric Booklet / Limited Pressing of 500
LP : Standard Black Vinyl
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deathcrashâs third album, Somersaults, glimmers with an everyday euphoria. The London-based slowcore/ post-rock quartet has always had an affinity for building worlds only to crush them. From their breakout EP, People thought my windows were stars (2021), through two critically acclaimed studio albums, Return (2022) and Less (2023), they have been both the architects and the destroyers, the creationists and the ones manning the flood barrier. But, recorded between Black Box Studio in the Loire Valley and Haggerstonâs Holy Mountain, Somersaults is almost joyful.Â
Its ten tracks are more vocal heavy than any of the bandâs catalogue â think Mark Linkous via The Kinks â but lyrically, Somersaults resists revelation. For all its abrasion, phrases appear half-swallowed, broken off at the edge of meaning, consumed by the smaller textures of living. âThirty, no career, it fucking worries me / And doing the band doesnât help,â Banks sings in âNYCâ. But, âThis life is the best life,â he finishes in âCMCâ on top of the ambient white noise of an office printer, thankful that the band is still there, âstill making noise in the doorway.âÂ
Musical abstractions jettison the same way sunlight might catch the broken glass of a ransacked liquor store. Within those prisms are songs crafted from real hurt, but reflect beautifully. Their role as caretakers of Duster, Low and Codeineâs slowcore lineage is all across Somersaults â songs scud to a narcotic crawl, sound monolithic and inwards before spotlighting a crystalline nothing. Cathartic builds are muddied with tenderness, the bass a heavy grounding, the drums an exhausted heartbeat grasping for air. But more so than ever, even the silence feels collaborative â a gesture of communal trust â friends celebrating the room theyâve made for each otherâs ghosts, and some of the biggest, brightest songs theyâve made to date.
Tracklist
Side A
01. SomersaultsÂ
02. NYCÂ
03. CMCÂ
04. TriumphÂ
05. Bella
Side B
01. The Thing You DidÂ
02. Wrong To SufferÂ
03. Stay ForeverÂ
04. Love For MÂ
05. Marieâs Last DanceÂ
Product Info
Dinked : 140g Fog White Vinyl / Alternative Sleeve Design / 12 Page Full Colour 12â x 12â Lyric Booklet / Limited Pressing of 500
LP : Standard Black Vinyl
More Info
deathcrashâs third album, Somersaults, glimmers with an everyday euphoria. The London-based slowcore/ post-rock quartet has always had an affinity for building worlds only to crush them. From their breakout EP, People thought my windows were stars (2021), through two critically acclaimed studio albums, Return (2022) and Less (2023), they have been both the architects and the destroyers, the creationists and the ones manning the flood barrier. But, recorded between Black Box Studio in the Loire Valley and Haggerstonâs Holy Mountain, Somersaults is almost joyful.Â
Its ten tracks are more vocal heavy than any of the bandâs catalogue â think Mark Linkous via The Kinks â but lyrically, Somersaults resists revelation. For all its abrasion, phrases appear half-swallowed, broken off at the edge of meaning, consumed by the smaller textures of living. âThirty, no career, it fucking worries me / And doing the band doesnât help,â Banks sings in âNYCâ. But, âThis life is the best life,â he finishes in âCMCâ on top of the ambient white noise of an office printer, thankful that the band is still there, âstill making noise in the doorway.âÂ
Musical abstractions jettison the same way sunlight might catch the broken glass of a ransacked liquor store. Within those prisms are songs crafted from real hurt, but reflect beautifully. Their role as caretakers of Duster, Low and Codeineâs slowcore lineage is all across Somersaults â songs scud to a narcotic crawl, sound monolithic and inwards before spotlighting a crystalline nothing. Cathartic builds are muddied with tenderness, the bass a heavy grounding, the drums an exhausted heartbeat grasping for air. But more so than ever, even the silence feels collaborative â a gesture of communal trust â friends celebrating the room theyâve made for each otherâs ghosts, and some of the biggest, brightest songs theyâve made to date.
Tracklist
Side A
01. SomersaultsÂ
02. NYCÂ
03. CMCÂ
04. TriumphÂ
05. Bella
Side B
01. The Thing You DidÂ
02. Wrong To SufferÂ
03. Stay ForeverÂ
04. Love For MÂ
05. Marieâs Last DanceÂ
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Product Info
Dinked : 140g Fog White Vinyl / Alternative Sleeve Design / 12 Page Full Colour 12â x 12â Lyric Booklet / Limited Pressing of 500
LP : Standard Black Vinyl
More Info
deathcrashâs third album, Somersaults, glimmers with an everyday euphoria. The London-based slowcore/ post-rock quartet has always had an affinity for building worlds only to crush them. From their breakout EP, People thought my windows were stars (2021), through two critically acclaimed studio albums, Return (2022) and Less (2023), they have been both the architects and the destroyers, the creationists and the ones manning the flood barrier. But, recorded between Black Box Studio in the Loire Valley and Haggerstonâs Holy Mountain, Somersaults is almost joyful.Â
Its ten tracks are more vocal heavy than any of the bandâs catalogue â think Mark Linkous via The Kinks â but lyrically, Somersaults resists revelation. For all its abrasion, phrases appear half-swallowed, broken off at the edge of meaning, consumed by the smaller textures of living. âThirty, no career, it fucking worries me / And doing the band doesnât help,â Banks sings in âNYCâ. But, âThis life is the best life,â he finishes in âCMCâ on top of the ambient white noise of an office printer, thankful that the band is still there, âstill making noise in the doorway.âÂ
Musical abstractions jettison the same way sunlight might catch the broken glass of a ransacked liquor store. Within those prisms are songs crafted from real hurt, but reflect beautifully. Their role as caretakers of Duster, Low and Codeineâs slowcore lineage is all across Somersaults â songs scud to a narcotic crawl, sound monolithic and inwards before spotlighting a crystalline nothing. Cathartic builds are muddied with tenderness, the bass a heavy grounding, the drums an exhausted heartbeat grasping for air. But more so than ever, even the silence feels collaborative â a gesture of communal trust â friends celebrating the room theyâve made for each otherâs ghosts, and some of the biggest, brightest songs theyâve made to date.
Tracklist
Side A
01. SomersaultsÂ
02. NYCÂ
03. CMCÂ
04. TriumphÂ
05. Bella
Side B
01. The Thing You DidÂ
02. Wrong To SufferÂ
03. Stay ForeverÂ
04. Love For MÂ
05. Marieâs Last DanceÂ











