MARK LANEGAN BAND - Somebody's Knocking - Vinyl (2xLP)

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MARK LANEGAN BAND

Somebody's Knocking(limited gatefold 180 gram blue vinyl 2xLP + MP3 download code)

Heavenly

Cat: HVNLP 166C. Rel: 21 Oct 19
Indie

Side 1 - Track 1. Disbelief Suspension Side 1 - Track 2. Letter Never Sent Side 1 - Track 3. Night Flight To Kabul Side 2 - Track 1. Dark Disco Jag Side 2 - Track 2. Gazing From The Shore Side 2 - Track 3. Stitch It Up Side 2 - Track 4. Playing Nero Side 3 - Track 1. Penthouse High Side 3 - Track 2. Paper Hat Side 3 - Track 3. Name & Number Side 4 - Track 1. War Horse Side 4 - Track 2. Radio Silence Side 4 - Track 3. She Loved You Side 4 - Track 4. Two Bells Ringing At Once

Heart-on-sleeve isn't always the phrase you'd use to describe Mark Lanegan. Yet here on his 11th studio album the gravelly-voiced rock icon seems intent on making his exact feelings clear, which seem to centre on his appreciation of some of the UK's archetypal post punk and proto-electronic-indie outfits. "Playing Nero" and "Dark Disco Jag" in particular seem to owe much to the likes of New Order and Joy Division. These are no cheap knock-offs, though, and instead cement Lanegan's status as a hugely talented powerhouse of a rocker who's unafraid to call upon influences from psychedelic to New Wave as and when he feels like it, turning the whole thing into a collection of inescapable genius and unarguable talent. Great to have him back, and long may his fine form continue.