Slint - Spiderland [180 Gram] (Can) RSD-25 'Transitional Phase' grows upon Delffs'

'Transitional Phase' grows upon Delffs' musical foundations and sees him leaning further into a synth-laden world reminiscent of 80s new wave and synth-pop

Henriette Bosmans succeeded in not repeating herself

Latin music and tribal African sounds in the lengthy and quite rhythm oriented "Man From Tanganyika" and makes the title track start with a mystical "Allahu akbar" chant while it turns more and more into a dark and gloomy song with something like a psychedelic edge reminiscent of Pharoah Sanders on his early works

UPC: 4015698053203

Features include linen wrapped cover with debossed logo

Slint - Spiderland [180 Gram] (Can) RSD-25 'Transitional Phase' grows upon Delffs'Produced by Brian Paulson at River North Recorders in Chicago and released by Touch and Go Records in April of 1991, the six songs on Spiderland methodically mapped a shadowy new continent of sound. The music is taut, menacing, and haunting; it's structure built largely on absence and restraint, on the echoing space between the notes, but punctuated by sudden thrilling blasts of unfettered fury. The eerie black and white photo of the four band