PALE SAINTS - The Comforts Of Madness (30th Anniversary Remaster) - Vinyl (LP)
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PALE SAINTS

The Comforts Of Madness (30th Anniversary Remaster) (LP)

4AD

Cat: 4AD 0159LP. Rel: 20 Jan 20
Indie/Alternative


Side 1 - Track 1. Way The World Is Side 1 - Track 2. You Tear The World In Two Side 1 - Track 3. Sea Of Sound Side 1 - Track 4. True Coming Dream Side 1 - Track 5. Little Hammer Side 2 - Track 1. Insubstantial Side 2 - Track 2. A Deep Sleep For Steven Side 2 - Track 3. Language Of Flowers Side 2 - Track 4. Fell From The Sun Side 2 - Track 5. Sight Of You Side 2 - Track 6. Time Thief

Britain is on the very cusp of the post-Thatcher era, mistakes not necessarily learnt from the past 11 years, but certainly evidence mounting for the failure of individualism and the importance of communities. Change is needed, and change is what the next decade would bring. Some of which began with this album, unveiled in 1989, now regarded among the best shoegaze outings of all time. The label doesn't sit that well with us, though. There's just too much else happening with Pale Saints' pacy, expansive and utterly compelling debut. Post punk accents, eruptions into (and introductions based on) pure noise, and surrealist dream pop. Presented here in a new collector's edition, featuring recordings from the band's seminal John Peel session and demos, we couldn't think of a band so deserving of being discovered by a new generation, and re-celebrated by those who were there at the time.


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