Ignatz & de stervende honden - Saturday's Den

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1.	Heidenhain Shuffle 07:11	buy track
2.	Height of Noon 07:37	buy track
3.	Saturday's Den 07:08	buy track
4.	You Can't See Me 09:24	buy track
5.	An Absolute Pleasure 05:07	buy track
6.	Rubber Panda 08:04	buy track

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On their third LP for Ultra Eczema, psychedelic blues gloomers Ignatz & De Stervende Honden have driven off the bendy sideroads and onto a straight, if not exactly narrow, path. And there’s new sounds coming out of the stereo: The Les Rallisez Dénudés-type guitar fuzz of previous journeys has been phased out in favour of softer, repetitive VU stumbling and even some Fleetwood Mac-esque romance. But it remains an unmistakenly Ignatz & De Stervende Honden record, with all the necessary ingredients for long car rides, living room break-ups, morning glory, sunsets and drunken rambles about length, size and whatever else matters.

Edition of 800 copies
Comes with an insert and a download code.

credits

released October 1, 2021

All tracks recorded at les ateliers claus, summer 2020
mixed by Erik Heestermans, mastered by Christophe Albertijn
credits
releases October 1, 2021

Vocals, Guitar: Bram Devens
Bass: Tommy De Nys
Drums: Erik Heestermans

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les albums claus City Of Brussels, Belgium

les albums claus is the in house publication label of les ateliers claus. Each release has not only a musical importance, but the object itself contains as much value as its contents - wether this is a vinyl box, flexi disc, book or postcard. Each publication consists of at least one object with a proper artistic finality, blurring the lines between music, sound, visual and conceptual art. ... more