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Black Moth Super Rainbow
Panic Blooms
A1
Panic Blooms
A2
Baby’s In The Void
A3
Rip On Through
A4
One More Ear
A5
Bad Fuckin Times
B1
New Breeze
B2
Aerosol Weather
B3
June July 28
B4
Bottomless Face
B5
Permanent Hole
B6
To The Beat Of A Creeper
C1
We Might Come Back
C2
Harmlessly
C3
Backwash
C4
Sunset Curses
C5
Mr No One
"Panic Blooms is a fucked up and bleeding account of depression and the shadow side of human frailty, full of gorgeous warped melodies that exist as their own genre, somewhere between late 90s Warp Records, dub, and chopped and screwed codeine drip. It’s not drug music, it’s dragged music, oozing through the muck of the present moment, past mutating the present, demon melodies filtered through the vain search for light. Encoded in a syrupy fog, Tobacco’s lines stab with more ferocity than ever before. From the first track, the knives are out and slashing with chimerical violent imagery: mouths bleeding from razor blades stashed in tangerines and the ominous sensation of feeling haunted. There are sunset curses and diseased plants, sunburn fevers and doomsday downgrades, pink apocalyptic suns and sinister omens. "
2LP / Rad Cult