CLAN OF XYMOX - Spider On The Wall (reissue) - Vinyl (LP)
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CLAN OF XYMOX

Spider On The Wall (reissue) (limited 180 gram blue & yellow splattered vinyl LP)

Trisol Germany

Cat: TRI 770LP. Rel: 3 Apr 23
Coldwave/Synth


Side 1 - Track 1. She Side 1 - Track 2. Lovers Side 1 - Track 3. Into The Unknown Side 1 - Track 4. All I Ever Know Side 1 - Track 5. I Don't Like Myself Side 2 - Track 1. Spider On The Wall Side 2 - Track 2. When We Were Young Side 2 - Track 3. Black Mirror Side 2 - Track 4. My New Lows Side 2 - Track 5. See You On The Other Side

40 years have now passed since the formation of Xymox, the band that morphed into Clan of Xymox two years later. During the 1980s, they were pioneers of what would now be known as 'darkwave' and have continued to offer up albums in this style - with a dash of goth-rock thrown in at times - periodically ever since. 'Spider On The Wall' was first released in 2020 and here gets a much-needed reissue on blue and yellow splattered vinyl. It's a fine set that sounds like it could have been recorded in the band's mid-80s heyday, with highlights including the post-Joy Division New Order flex of 'She', the Vince Clarke-era Depeche Mode strut of 'Into The Ever Known', the throbbing, EBM-influenced dancefloor goodness of 'All I Ever Know' and the pleasingly doom-laden darkness of 'When We Were Young'.


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