last krule album was pre pandemic thats f***ing nuts to me for some reason
felt like the ooz and man alive were literally back to back, but they were years apart
felt like the ooz and man alive were literally back to back, but they were years apart
2017 to early 2020 were a much faster 3 years than 2020 to 2023 imo
Shhhhh tour setlist
If Only It Was Warmth is the most gorgeous song ever. I had heard it live when he opened for Horsey a few months back and it was very minimalist. Curious to see how the studio version is but hoping it remains similarly stripped back. Had me mesmerized at the time.
The album description fyi:
'Archy Marshall announces the release of 'Space Heavy', his 4th album under the pseudonym King Krule. Written between 2020 and 2022 over the course of the musician's journeys between London and Liverpool, the opus offers a reflection on the notion of "space between" ("the space between"), a space inhabited by dreams of love and marked by stories of lost connection. Produced with the help of his long-time collaborator Dilip Harris and King Krule band members Ignacio Salvadores, George Bass, James Wilson and Jack Towell, 'Space Heavy' is a record inhabiting the depths of the sonic world created by Archy Marshall over the past few years, blending the best of his oeuvre into a dynamic and mature set of tracks, emphasizing negative space as much as positive space.'
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The album description fyi:
'Archy Marshall announces the release of 'Space Heavy', his 4th album under the pseudonym King Krule. Written between 2020 and 2022 over the course of the musician's journeys between London and Liverpool, the opus offers a reflection on the notion of "space between" ("the space between"), a space inhabited by dreams of love and marked by stories of lost connection. Produced with the help of his long-time collaborator Dilip Harris and King Krule band members Ignacio Salvadores, George Bass, James Wilson and Jack Towell, 'Space Heavy' is a record inhabiting the depths of the sonic world created by Archy Marshall over the past few years, blending the best of his oeuvre into a dynamic and mature set of tracks, emphasizing negative space as much as positive space.'
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oh yeah. very much in.
last krule album was pre pandemic thats f***ing nuts to me for some reason
Man Alive and The Slow Rush were the soundtracks to my lockdown, listened to them like everyday
Summer Krule album
We won so hard
Was just about to say I wonder how this will affect the sound, if it all
Southern hemisphere boys might be winning, I love his music in overcast/rainy weather
The album description fyi:
'Archy Marshall announces the release of 'Space Heavy', his 4th album under the pseudonym King Krule. Written between 2020 and 2022 over the course of the musician's journeys between London and Liverpool, the opus offers a reflection on the notion of "space between" ("the space between"), a space inhabited by dreams of love and marked by stories of lost connection. Produced with the help of his long-time collaborator Dilip Harris and King Krule band members Ignacio Salvadores, George Bass, James Wilson and Jack Towell, 'Space Heavy' is a record inhabiting the depths of the sonic world created by Archy Marshall over the past few years, blending the best of his oeuvre into a dynamic and mature set of tracks, emphasizing negative space as much as positive space.'
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so in!!! loved Man Alive! Archy is so good at conceptualizing and structuring his albums. Young goat! His sound bout to go nuts with this one
The album description fyi:
'Archy Marshall announces the release of 'Space Heavy', his 4th album under the pseudonym King Krule. Written between 2020 and 2022 over the course of the musician's journeys between London and Liverpool, the opus offers a reflection on the notion of "space between" ("the space between"), a space inhabited by dreams of love and marked by stories of lost connection. Produced with the help of his long-time collaborator Dilip Harris and King Krule band members Ignacio Salvadores, George Bass, James Wilson and Jack Towell, 'Space Heavy' is a record inhabiting the depths of the sonic world created by Archy Marshall over the past few years, blending the best of his oeuvre into a dynamic and mature set of tracks, emphasizing negative space as much as positive space.'
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https://www.fnac.com/a17954563/King-Krule-Space-Heavy-Vinyle-album
god i hate the album descriptions that always come with the announcement press releases