Gazelle Twin

i don't hear much goth-princess cliché in the lyrics at all. it feels v much like a horror film, the whole album seems to be recoiling from itself at all times

this is basically a stripped-down Pankow album

this is fucking amazing

yeah its good

exorcise, anti body, premonition, belly of the beast... hard to pick a favourite here

weird album though, half the time i'm really not sure that i should be enjoying it as much i am

but i suppose it's fascination more than it is pleasure

idk a bunch of these songs have really fun beats, so far it doesn't seem "fun" per se but it's def pleasurable

true and live there was dancing and all, but listen to the lyrics and uh eek

putting the -ick back into lyric

It's a weirdly good exercise album

Exercise, exorcise

I love the second half of the record but a huge chunk of the first half drives me batty. The slower, creepier stuff is astounding but the more beat driven songs annoy.

Gazelle Twin did a limited split EP with Tara Busch (under her I Speak Machine alias) last year, covering Ultravox & solo John Foxx songs. Lyrically, it seems to have contributed to Unflesh.

Walling appears unmasked on the first vid:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2JcLBvmYKqo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5jbb5VtwfFw

On review, that may be all Tara Busch on the I Speak Machine track. Still, I think the touring/openning for John Foxx & the Maths had some influence on the industrial turn of GTs album.

did anyone hear sofia hardig's album from 2006 or so? this reminds me of it

Great recommendation, katherine. It's The Need To Destroy, at most digital retailers. The other Hardig albums aren't comparable, AFAICT.

yeah that's the one

1. Unflesh

2. GUTS

3. Exorcise

4. Good Death

5. Anti Body

6. Child

7. Premonition

8. A1 Receptor

9. Belly Of The Beast

10. Human Touch

11. I Feel Blood

12. Still Life

I've only just put this on but the tracklist is nothing if not thematically consistent.

great review in the quietus lex!

also, more people should listen to this

The live show seemed to be really something, although on the night I was running late and so managed to miss all but three songs of it.

This album is really sticking with me.

Just got it today.

God imagine being really baked and wandering around a dark and unfamiliar place with this on. Shit is genuinely creepy and unsettling, not in a lazy slow creeping dread way, it's like being *pursued* by something.

Brian Wilson cover for *The Walking Dead*:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sUlVo-jvG1o

ha i've been listening to that brian wilson album a lot lately

She's doing an audio-visual thing at the Barbican in November. It's in the cinema (!), and given it's entitled 'Fleshed Out' I'm anticipating traumatising levels of body horror.

The unflesh remix album is rwally good

Heads up, new album out of nowhere:

https://gazelletwin.bandcamp.com/album/kingdom-come

Also, another album next year.

And here is that new album, out in September.

https://gazelletwin.bandcamp.com/album/pastoral

Look for a story around release time...

Here's that story!

https://daily.bandcamp.com/2018/09/05/gazelle-twin-pastoral-interview/

Nice one! Very much looking forward to the new album.

seeing her at the album launch next week.

https://roughtrade.com/events/rough-trade-east-gazelle-twin

Hope its in full trickster adidas regalia, but that might actually give me the fear.

oh shit this new one!

This is seriously FIRE. Really digging this musically and lyrically.

Absolutely. One of my albums of the year.

Want her to collaborate with Scott Walker.

this falls into the 'almost great' category for me

Anyone else enjoying 'Deep England', the reimaging of 'Pastoral' with NYX, self-styled 'electronic drone choir'?

https://nyx-edc.bandcamp.com/album/deep-england

Well, I am. Seems like a fine meeting of minds to me. Strong folk horror vibes, and says something striking about the way the clammy hand of the past still has a grip on present in this place.

It’s very good. NYX’s own stuff is lovely too.