Ride the Skies is the 2nd album by Lightning Bolt, and this re-release makes it available to fans for the first time since it's original release. Compared to their first album it's cleaner, tighter, recorded in studio rather than live. Which is not to say
Fantasy Empire is ferocious, consuming, and is a more accurate translation of their live experience. It also shows Lightning Bolt embracing new ways to make their music even stranger.
Bunuel's amalgam of angular rhythms, drum salvos, blitzkrieging guitars and vocals that sound more like threats than promises is post-punk, proto heavy and arty up the ass. Arty as in avant-garde noise.
Cluster's self-titled debut was originally released by Philips in 1971; this edition is the first reissue to restore the track running order of the original Philips release. Includes liner notes by electronic avant-garde pioneer Asmus Tietchens.
The fifth album from the noise rock band. DISCO4 :: PART I includes diverse collaborations with Perturbator, 100 gecs, Ghostemane, JPEGMAFIA, Soccer Mommy and many others.
Debut release documenting the very beginnings of one of Philadelphia's most celebrated and influential psychedelic outfits. Featuring their acclaimed ultimate head trip 'Amen'. It's a milestone in psych rock.
Lightning Bolt's latest gathers unreleased material recorded in 2008; though positioned as an EP, it's actually an album-length collection that serves as a solid summary of what they do well.
