Name: Condemned To Hope
Brand: Black Moth

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Bonus disc: No

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nhslp014

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Format detail

Format Music GB

Limited edition

Release date

2014-09-17

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Signed copies: No

Supplier GB

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UPC / Barcode

5055300367761

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1 / Extended format: No / LP / Rough Trade Exclusive: No / Signed copies: No

nhscd014

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5055300367778

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1 / CD / Extended format: No / Rough Trade Exclusive: No / Signed copies: No

Artist

Black Moth

Genre GB

Metal

Label GB

New Heavy Sounds

Black Moth rose from the Leeds underground scene at the end of the last decade, indulging their love for both Sabbath sulphur and Stooges squalor. Their debut 'The Killing Jar', which was released in 2012, effortlessly transcended its influences to arrive at a nefarious and turbulent brew, equal parts horror movie atmosphere, thunderous drive and maverick spark, with Harriet Bevan's biting and beguiling voice leading the charge. 'The Killing Jar' was hailed by many as 'one of the best debut album's you'll hear all year' - it even made it onto Kerrang's top 50 albums of the year. Now with an expanded (guitar) lineup to expand the riffage comes the follow up, 'Condemned To Hope.' Their long awaited second album, produced like their first by Jim Sclavunos (Grinderman, Nick Cave &amp; the Bad Seeds, The Cramps) takes their kaleidoscopic heaviosity and sepulchral style to a whole new plateau of riff-driven dementia.A turbulent brew with just as much 60s garage rock bite, head-spinning psychedelia and '1991-The-Year-That-Punk-Broke' grit to offer as Vinum Sabbathi riffage. 'Condemned To Hope' is where Black Moth truly render themselves a glimmering presence in the firmament of 21st century rock.

Condemned To Hope

Music GB