Everything Is Not Going To Be OK, by We Were Black Clouds

Everything Is Not Going To Be OK

by We Were Black Clouds

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	1.	Telluric 01:02
	2.	The Lodge 05:24
	3.	Pantheons (It's Not As If We Mattered, Part 1) 05:08
	4.	Parallels (It's Not As If We Mattered, Part 2) 02:32
	5.	Divide (It's Not As If We Mattered, Part 3) 05:19
	6.	In The Ether 06:45
	7.	Barcelona 05:15
	8.	The Life Of Theodore Donald Kerabatsos 03:08
	9.	Santorum Sunday School 08:01

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"If you ever wanted to listen to the perfect soundtrack to the perfect horror movie, Black Cloud's "Everything Is Not Going To Be OK" is that album. - Ink In Stereo

"...a mostly instrumental guide to falling face first into the concrete and giving up on life completely, delivered with pessimistic conviction and a fair share of bombast." - OMG Vinyl

"...a distinct sound, one that is ambient and spacey-while equally crushing and loud." - DC Music Download

DC's Black Clouds make music to remind you that post-rock isn't all about sunshine and fucking rainbows. They refer to themselves as "a loud, massive bumout" and to my ears that's a pretty accurate description. Imagine a more post-rock, sinister The Cancer Conspiracy paired with Godflesh-esque bass tones and the vibe of Godspeed You! Black Emperor at their most negative and you'll start to get the idea. Featuring guest ranting and ravings by Neil Fallon of Clutch.

Limited to 500 hand-numbered copies on Red/Black Swirl, Translucent Red and Black vinyl.

1st pressing:
50 Red/Black Swirl (Australopithecus webstore/record release show exclusive) SOLD OUT
150 Translucent Red
300 Black

credits

released July 2, 2013

Guitars, Keyboards - Justin Horenstein
Drums - Jimmy Rhodes
Bass - Ross Hurt
Written and recorded by Black Clouds (Horenstein, Rhodes, and Hurt)

Produced by Black Clouds and J Robbins
Engineered and Mixed by J Robbins @ The Magpie Cage Studios
Mastered by Dan Coutant @ Sun Room Audio

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