Cerberus Shoal - Cerberus Shoal (Black Vinyl)

Cerberus Shoal - Cerberus Shoal (Black Vinyl)Cerberus Shoal, showcases their humble beginnings as a progressive punk band with extraordinary promise. Recorded in 1994 and originally released the following year, Cerberus Shoal distilled the bands earliest creative and philosophical influences the rhythmic post hardcore of Dischord Records; the disarming histrionics of Ebullition and Gravity Records; and the ominous, patient dynamics of Slint and Moss Icon into a concise six song document that is

The Thermals and producer Chris Walla worked in tandem to create what is the perfect follow-up to the chaotic pop madness of their 2003 debut

Affection ultimately asks how we understand people

In the late 1970’s Athens

cohesive whole that reflects restless creativity

the vessel of Canadian composer Mathieu David Gagnon

the album was produced by James Ford & Beth Gibbons with additional production by Lee Harris (Talk Talk)

An expanded double-LP edition

Bret Lunsford

electronic and hip-hop

and the ways in which these worlds collide vary throughout the project

when he was making music in relative anonymity with little external pressure

The Oakland trio’s songs careen with volatile energy and lead singer Ham D’Amato’s lyrics are enveloped with acerbic humor and resonant perceptiveness