Album Rating: 5.0
The Beggar is largely carried by one track
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Album Rating: 4.0
I am halfway through my first listen of this, having listened to zero other complete Swans albums beforehand, and... My god, I have no idea what the actual hell I'm listening to but I know I love it because it's scratching a deep itch *somewhere* in my brain and I don't want it to end...
What even is this stuff? It's great and terrifying and beautiful all at the same time, I've never heard anything like it before
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Album Rating: 5.0
There's no band that scratches the same itch as Swans for me. You can hear their influence in a lot of bands but nothing quite the same
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Album Rating: 4.0
How do I explain to my family that I could have Michael Gira bark nonsense at me to the same droning note for 20 minutes and be blissfully happy
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Album Rating: 5.0
I just called it my "meditation music"
Mom actually liked some of their shorter songs, she'd always say "play the liar pile song" (Reeling the Liars In)
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Album Rating: 4.0
What is this whiplash from "Toussaint" to "A Little God" wHAT THE F***
THis album is giving me an existential crisis in the best way possible
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Album Rating: 4.0
"Meditation music" is actually pretty accurate, I could see myself going into a dark room and just laying still and listening to this straight through, it's such a strong vibe/mood
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Album Rating: 5.0
It is indeed absolutely mind-blowing and if you dig this, I don’t think The Seer or The Glowing Man will make you think otherwise.
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