Caina -Temporary Antennae -PROFOUND LORE CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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1.1 Intro: Manuscript Found in Unmarked Grave, 1918

1.2 Ten Went Up River

1.3 Willows and Whippoorwills

1.4 Tobacco Beetle

1.5 Larval Door

1.6 And Ivy Wound Round Him

1.7 Them Golds and Brass

1.8 Petals and Bloodbowls

1.9 Temporary Antennae

1.10 None Shall Die

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Not often in today's underground does a young talent forge a distinct and expansive musical entity. Twenty-two-year-old Andrew Curtis Brignell, one of the UK's most promising young musicians, did just that when he created the raw and primitive black metal enigma known as Caina. Despite remaining a one-man act, Brignell fulfills the promise of sonic expansion hinted at since the beginning, and his development as a multi-instrumentalist is something to behold. In 2006, after several demo tapes, Caina released their debut, Some People Fall, which found Brignell trying to progress beyond the black metal paradigm while still maintaining it's essence. A year later, Caina delivered Mourner, it's first collaboration with Profound Lore, and Brignell truly took the Caina sound to a new plateau. With elements ranging from black metal, drone/experimental, and post rock, to song-oriented acoustic folk and shoegaze, Mourner was hailed as a modern-day black metal masterwork, landing at the #20 spot on Decibel Magazine's top album list of 2007.

Released in a Digipak with lyrics and art booklet in the front jacket. This album was begun in Hampshire during the miserable summer of 2007 and was finished in West Sussex at the End of May 2008. Mastered in Bristol at Optimum Mastering in June 2008. "This album is dedicated to my parents. Pedals And Bloodbowls is dedicated to [a=Mark Kozelek] and [a=The Red House Painters]." Durations not listed on release.

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PFLO38.2

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