One of the most enigmatic figures in music today, The Everyday Film, sent us their new "album" (11 songs in under 10 minutes) entitled "Festival of Emotions," and, on some tracks, this usually horrifying figure actually sounds like he/they might be in a somewhat better mood than usual. Maybe even in love, or some bizarre variation thereof. Elsewhere, it's the usual claustrophobic terror-tronics. A festival of emotions, indeed.
We have permission to post two tracks from it:
"The Bottom Of The World," only 39 seconds long:
"You, The Entrance; You, The Exit," an epic, at 1:39:
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
The Everyday Film: Festival of Emotions
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