Cold Cave - Cherish The Light Years flac album

Cherish the Light Years is the second studio album from the American band Cold Cave, released in April 2011 on Matador Records. Cherish the Light Years was released on April 5, 2011. The album was released by Matador Records on 12" vinyl, CD, and Digital formats.

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Album Cherish the Light Years. Icons Of Summer Lyrics. Seasons change and passions change But I live in a city with no seasons or passions at all It's awful. Trouble sleeping The curse of feeling Everything and nothing ever at all You're awful. I don't wanna die until a little light inside is found Every time I lift my eyes the sun is going down. Code in conversation In a crowded club A crippled congregation Impatience. Love will come easy with a face like that You'll never have to spend another shape or night alone The years will disappear with a face like that You will find yourself alone again, alone, oh ho, oh ho. I. I don't wanna die until a little light inside is found Every time I lift my eyes the sun is going.

Cold Cave’s third album finds Wes Eisold at the peak, to date at least, of a steady trajectory into pop music. Rarely are things that straight, but in the case of Cold Cave, it seems they are. Prior to the project’s birth, Eisold made punk and hardcore in several bands, then, Cremations (the first CC album, 2009) was a solo war of static, ghosts and burnt out circuitry, melodies occasionally crying out from behind the cobwebs. Love Comes Close (released later in 2009, and recorded as either a three or a four-piece) was minimal, hook-driven synth-pop with a cheap, goths at the disco aesthetic,. Cherish the Light Years is an understandable move then, and in some ways a brave one, but it’s definitely Cold Cave’s weakest record to date.

Cherish The Light Years’ lead-off slugger The Great Pan Is Dead will be hard to eclipse - not only by the rest of the album, but by just about any other song this year. Singer Wesley Eisold leans on his former hardcore influences harder than ever, evinced in the first seconds by the tremolo-picked guitar assault. The Great Pan Is Dead is such a large stake in a new tract of land for Cold Cave that it becomes the hitching post for the album to come. The tepid lo-fi new-wave influences of their debut album Love Comes Close are injected with a richer production (thanks to Chris Coady, who has helmed sessions with TV on the Radio and Yeah Yeah Yeahs) that begs to be let loose in an arena. If their debut felt like a one-off experiment for an ex-hardcore icon, then Cherish The Light Years is a fleshed out realization of Eisold’s previous endeavors.

Last year, Cold Cave dropped a phenomenal album and single called Love Comes Close. On their new Matador release, Cherish the Light Years, love is here. Love of brilliantly programmed drums, glittery synth sequences and catchy lyrical phrasing. Love of the dark romanticism and glitter and doom of the early 80s. Love of the desire to feel love. Love of the mystery of imposing cities. Love of nostalgia for the past’s future

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