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NOTITLE AS OF 13 FEBRUARY 2024 28,340 DEAD byGodspeed You! Black Emperor on vinyl.
Comes in a gatefold cover with printed innersleeves. This is a Constellation Records release.
BIO
Its as if the older they get, the more certain Godspeed are that horrors are inevitable, but so is our survival if we do our part to clear away the rubble. –PITCHFORK Rock Albums of the year #22
This album is a call to wrap your deepest self around the enormity at hand. The scars on this earth are real. So is what will grow from them. –PITCHFORK Best Albums of the Year #27
As their instruments bend, coalesce and dance around each other, they demand active, mutual accountability and a deep uncomfortable interrogation of imperial violence and the soft power that supports it. –EXCLAIM! Best Albums of 2024 #37
The most unambiguous statement in years from a band whose work feels more vital than ever. –Flood Albums of the Year #39
This album has a heartbreakingly hopeful tone to it, an uplifting current beneath the incalculable weight of reality. –Campus Times Top 10 Albums of the Year #5
“One of the few western acts to release music that explicitly references the humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza.Musically, this is their strongest set since 2002sYanqui UXO. Bold, brave and brilliant.”–The Observer
It casts daybreak over Godspeeds bleakly beautiful world, in which delicate violins dance over swirling gusts of guitar, which are sometimes eerily elegant, melodic, expectant, sometimes building to a pulse-raising wall of noise but always driving the journey onwardswithout opening their mouths, theyve spoken volumes here. –Classic Rock 7/10
“Thirty years on from their formation, Godspeed remain as elusive and enigmatic an entity as ever, but their messaging has never been more clear: When mere hope isnt enough to chase the darkness away, go straight for the joy.”–Pitchfork 7.8/10
“NO TITLE‘smusic matches the blunt force of its name when it makes room for discomfort. Broadly elegiac, at times even hopeful.”–The Wire
“Their latest sees the Montreal group again pushing the limits of what music can mean at times of darkness. Where they find beauty, it is often implacably bright.” –MOJO
Another essential, if discomforting listen.–UNCUT
“The embodiment of music as art. Removed from corporate influence and conventional song segmentation, Godspeed You! Black Emperor are free to convey a message uncompromised.”–The Skinny
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