BLOOD QUARTET - UNTIL MY DARKNESS GOES
LP (12"/10" Album)
Label: FEEDING TUBE
Release date: 19/12/2018
Barcode: 0752830268418
Catalog no.: FTR0000414
Item ID: 472517
The second LP by Mark Cunningham's Spanish outfit Blood Quartet offers more aggressive post-rock and even includes a few vocal tracks. Musical influences range from noise rock à la Sonic Youth to hazy psych, with much inbetween.
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