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Pre-Order: Smother Earth (Bonus Tracks) (Exp) [Remastered] [Reissue] (ONLINE ORDER ONLY)
Pre-Order: Smother Earth (Bonus Tracks) (Exp) [Remastered] [Reissue] (ONLINE ORDER ONLY)
Regular Price $24.29Product Type : CD
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Emerging from the post-punk band Sad Lovers & Giants, The Snake Corps developed a sound that married dark, melodic atmospheres with sharp guitar lines and emotionally resonant vocals. The Snake Corps debuted with 1985's gothic Flesh on Flesh. Second album, Smother Earth, appeared in 1990, preceded by the single ""Calling You"" and it's popular B-side ""This Is Seagull..."" Guitarist Tristan Garel-Funk notes, ""Flesh on Flesh was a reaction against what Sad Lovers & Giants had become. A sort of howl of rage. Smother Earth was more like a return to base."" Singer Marc Lewis states, ""At the time we felt we'd made our strongest album, and I still think it represents the band at it's creative peak. Listening back now, what strikes me most is how well it has aged. Because we weren't afraid to explore different ideas instead of repeating the same formula, the album still feels fresh. Time has been kind to Smother Earth."" Following up Iconoclassic Records' reissue of The Snake Corps' Flesh on Flesh, the equally rare and sought-after Smother Earth returns to CD: newly remastered, augmented with 7 bonus tracks, and featuring a new 1800-word interview with Lewis and Garel-Funk in an expanded booklet.
Tracklist:
- Colder Than the Kiss
- Testament
- More Than the Ocean
- Come the Glorious Day
- The Sky in Your Eyes
- Seagull’s Eye
- Calling You
- Careful...
- Everything Turns Blue
- I’m Not Afraid
- Calling You (Extended Remix)
- “This Is Seagull…â€
- Calling You (7†Version)
- Colder Than the Kiss (7"" Version)
- Possession
- Seagull’s Eye (Extended)
- Colder Than the Kiss (Distended Remix)
UPC: 990481104031
Label: Iconoclassic
Release Date: 10.16.26
Format: CDAll Sales are Final.
No Refunds or Exchanges.
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