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Expected Release 1st March 2024
SK says: 'Jonathan Higgs cements his place as one of modern indie's most innovative songwriters and vocalists, adding a strand of folk-horror to the blackly comic, Ballardian urban decay the Manchester math rock outfit have always chronicled. The titular mountain looms large over the entire song cycle as a cogent metaphor for immiserating economic growth and precarity. Alex Robertshaw's guitar and production spins almost-pop hooks out of some of Higgs' wordiest choruses on "Cold Reactor" and "The Mad Stone". Their best sinceGet To Heaven.'
In another world, society has built an immense mountain.
To make the mountain bigger, they must make the hole they live in deeper and deeper. All of society is built around the creation of the mountain, and a mountain religion dominates all thought. At the top of the mountain is rumoured to be a huge mirror that reflects endlessly recurring
Expected Release 1st March 2024
SK says: ‘Jonathan Higgs cements his place as one of modern indie’s most innovative songwriters and vocalists, adding a strand of folk-horror to the blackly comic, Ballardian urban decay the Manchester math rock outfit have always chronicled. The titular mountain looms large over the entire song cycle as a cogent metaphor for immiserating economic growth and precarity. Alex Robertshaw’s guitar and production spins almost-pop hooks out of some of Higgs’ wordiest choruses on “Cold Reactor” and “The Mad Stone”. Their best sinceGet To Heaven.’
In another world, society has built an immense mountain.
To make the mountain bigger, they must make the hole they live in deeper and deeper. All of society is built around the creation of the mountain, and a mountain religion dominates all thought. At the top of the mountain is rumoured to be a huge mirror that reflects endlessly recurring
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