Memoriam - To The End (Transparent/Mint/Black Splatter)Vinyl LP pressing. It is the beginning of a new era. Since early October 2020, smoke is laying over Northampton near London. The machinery is well oiled, the plan excellent Memoriam have recorded their fourth studio album! The speed the British machinery has been working at since their early days is just enormous and equally amazing. To The End follows the tradition of it's predecessors without leaving any doubt that one of the strongest albums of

even in the title: Sì

dobro and steel guitar on the album

Menuets and Ecossaises derive from a variety of sources

Keiser offers his own "Shaw's Groove" as a coda and a nod to Woody's influence over generations

and only after 10 years they were found among the master tapes with other recordings

he fully justifies the risk

introducing one of the country's most innovative talents

also taken up in Arthur Rimbaud's poem

collaborative focus for which his band is already known

and while that work tends to be overshadowed by her time in Hollywood

I think the coolest thing in the world is when someone breaks free and goes for whatever weird shit they dream of doing

I Remember Everything Side B 1