Death & Night & Blood
A visceral 20-track live document capturing the band's signature collision of melodic, swirling keyboards and brutal, overdriven bass lines in a high-energy setting.
1994 · Receiver Records Limited
A visceral 20-track live document capturing the band's signature collision of melodic, swirling keyboards and brutal, overdriven bass lines in a high-energy setting.
1994 · Receiver Records Limited
This live recording captures The Stranglers during their mid-90s era, showcasing a band that had successfully transitioned from their initial punk notoriety into a sophisticated, albeit still menacing, art-rock machine. The sonic signature is dominated by the legendary interplay between JJ Burnel’s lead-heavy, distorted bass and Dave Greenfield’s baroque, Doors-influenced organ. It sounds like a sophisticated riot: one moment you are swept up in a melodic, psychedelic swirl, and the next you are being pummeled by a rhythmic section that feels like a physical weight.
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