CD Souterrain Transmissions Release date: 08/Apr/2011
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Sales Rank:
#189041 in Other Pop #217377 in Pop
Style:
Other Pop
Product No.:
688451794
Details / Tracklist:
01. "Night"
02. "Trust me"
03. "I can't stand"
04. "Stridulum"
05. "Run me out"
06. "Manifest destiny"
07. "Tower"
08. "Sea talk"
09. "Lightsick"
Number of discs:
1
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Description:
Stridulum Ii by Zola Jesus & Jim Thirlwell, released 8 April 2011, includes the following tracks: "I Can't Stand", "Run Me Out", "Tower", "Lightsick" and more.
This version of Stridulum Ii comes as a 1xCD. -
Booklet with lyrics.
Tracks 1 to 6 exclusively licensed from Sacred Bones Records.
Durations are from the CD player and thus include the pauses between the tracks
Comes in a digipak.
Like creeping fog, the music of Zola Jesus slowly envelops, Stridulum II providing for a dark and suffocating listening experience. The menacing sound...
Sara Curtis - 04/Oct/2010
Zola Jesus is one girl on a mission, and that girl is Nika Roza Danilova. What a name! Born in Wisconsin, USA, Nike claims she was raised by wolves an...
Lisa Wright - 14/Sep/2010
At a mere 21 years of age, Arizona born Nika Rosa Danilova- aka Zola Jesus - has already packed a formidable amount into her early musical career; alo...
cloudspeakers - 08/Sep/2010
Zola Jesus - Stridulum IIYou may well turn round whilst listening to Zola Jesus’ Stridulum II on the bus with the full expectation of witnessing Buffy...
Kath Alys - 08/Sep/2010
This Zola Jesus lady, she?s pretty darn cool. A classically trained opera singer, Nika Roza Danilova seems to be on a quest to push music to the limit...
Ross Pounds - 07/Sep/2010
As far as snappy (or, if you prefer, lazy) media labelling goes, Hipster Goth Siren is one of the best. It's the unfortunate tag Nika Roza Danilova se...
Vanessa Deroo - 25/Aug/2010
Haunted. Graceful. Deep. Genuine. Dark, at times. And the list goes on. There are no adjectives enough to describe American Goth-priestess Zola Jesus‘...
Euan Davidson - 20/Aug/2010
There’s an amazing quality to Nika Roza Danilova’s, aka Zola Jesus, voice. Shrouded in synthesiser, gothic slabs of reverb-heavy noise, is atone that ...
PJ Meiklem - 19/Aug/2010
These are dark days we live in right enough – what with cuts, crashes, crises and the return of Skunk Anansie – but do we really have to add a Zola Je...
Kyle Ellison - 17/Aug/2010
With last year’s promising breakthrough album The Spoils, Zola Jesus revealed the full and frightening extent of her potential. Nika Roza Danilova’s c...
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