Pure Mood

Description

Ringo Deathstarr kick f**king ass VICE This Texan noise-pop gang make a thrilling racket NME

Guitars drenched in reverb and effects, Ringo Deathstarr know their way around a catchy pop melody THE GUARDIAN

Texan shoegaze pioneers Ringo Deathstarr return with their fifth studio album. The aptly named opening track Dream Again is sung by bassist G.G Alex, whose delicate voice echoes eerily over the spectral, otherworldly chords that pluck underneath. Heavy Metal Suicide & Stare At The Sun contain the same cathartic droning that has been previously celebrated by genre forefathers, My Bloody Valentine and Slowdive.

Tracks like Never and Boys In Heat plunge the band and listener alike deep into the uncharted sonic depths of unadulterated, decadent sound. Elliott Frazers vocals accentuate the eruption of noise behind his anthemic lyrics, dipping in and out of brief moments of clarity before bursting back into the manic grit of songs like Big Bopper and Frisbee. Theres a daring clash of fury and fragility throughout Pure Mood that demonstrates Ringo Deathstarr are not just reliving a scene, theyre re-inventing it with their shattering use of chaotic guitars and haunting voices. Pure Mood is a complex thrill-ride thats seeped in fervent shoegaze and lingering lyricism, proving Ringo Deathstarr are the torch-bearers of the movement and continue to contort and mutate into something beautiful.

Vinyl is Limited edition of 500 copies with download card.

250 in transparent sea green with argyle green spots, 250 in transparent yellow with mustard spots.