Swans - White Light From The Mouth Of Infinity mp3

Tracklist

Credits

• Acoustic Guitar – Christoph Hahn
• Acoustic Guitar, Baglama, Banjo, Bouzouki, Electric Guitar – Nicky Skopelitis
• Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar – Clinton Steele
• Acoustic Guitar, Keyboards, Sampler, Sounds, Vocals – Michael Gira
• Arranged By – Michael Gira
• Arranged By [Choral/orchestral] – Jarboe
• Bass Guitar – Jenny Wade
• Drums, Drum Programming – Anton Fier
• Electric Guitar – Norman Westberg
• Mandolin – Steve Burgh
• Percussion – Vinnie Signorelli
• Producer – Michael Gira
• Twelve-String Guitar [12 String] – Steve Burgh
• Violin – Hahn Rowe
• Vocals, Backing Vocals, Keyboards – Jarboe

Barcodes

• Barcode: 0 2313-86503-2 9

Companies

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Young God Records
• Copyright (c) – Young God Records
• Manufactured By – Rough Trade
• Distributed By – Rough Trade

Album

White Light from the Mouth of Infinity is the seventh studio album by American experimental rock band Swans. It was released in 1991, through the record label Young God. In 2015, it was remastered and made available again digitally and in a 3CD or 3LP set along with Love of Life and an album of bonus tracks. White Light from the Mouth of Infinity, Swans seventh studio album originally released in 1991, is considered the starting point for the second section of Swans inimitable history. Described as the glistening, glimmering sounds of the pensive countryside by Stereogum, this will be the first time White Light from the Mouth of Infinity has been available on vinyl since its original release on Young God Records in 1991. The vinyl issue will include the track Blind, not included in the original release. White Light from the Mouth of Infinity. Virtual Label LLC, PIAS от лица компании Mute ARESA, LatinAutor и другие авторские общества 3. Released June 5, 1991. White Light from the Mouth of Infinity Tracklist. Better Than You Lyrics. Listen free to Swans White Light From the Mouth of Infinity Better Than You, Power and Sacrifice and more. 13 tracks 73:04. White Light from the Mouth of Infinity is the seventh album by Swans. It was released on June sixth, 1991. The album was out of print until it was reissued in a box set on Young God Records, along with their eighth studio album: Love Of Life in December 2015. although all but two of the songs appear on the compilation Various Failures. The two songs not included there, Power and Sacrifice & Song for the Sun, are on the compila. Swans - американская рок-группа, оказавшая большое влияние на альтернативную рок-сцену. Единственным постоянным участником был музыкант Майкл Джира, с 1984 года к группе присоединилась вокалистка и клавишница Джарбо. The Swans начинали как пост-панк и в дальнейшем постоянно экспериментировали со звучанием. Ранние альбомы относятся к нойз-року и no wave, для поздних характерна более спокойная музыка, значительную роль в которой играют акустические инструменты. Группа распалась в 1997 году. More By Swans. To Be Kind. The Seer. Great Annihilator. Angels of Light. Nada Death In June. The Glow, Pt. White Light is an incredibly somber yet powerful, dark, and above all, an emotional experience of an album within Swans' discography. Initially, I never really gave this album a perfect score compared to Children of God or even its sister album Love of Life. And even after my re-listen, I still give White Light an imperfect score. But to be honest, scores are arbitrary by design. A 60 to me means that it's slightly above but still lacks refinement to be considered perfect, but it could also. read more. At once incredibly destructive and astoundingly life-affirming - and worth the entire Burning World album several times over - Better Than You demonstrates that Swans had emerged from their major-label fiasco even more powerful and artistic than before, aiming for an awesome, all-encompassing majesty in their music that the admittedly hypnotic earlier versions of the band, in their. brute forcefulness, simply could not have achieved. In a half-decade span beginning in the mid '80s, Swans swiftly transformed from bone-crushing no wave brutalists to God-fearing gothic rockers, and then to featherweight neo-folkies. White Light from the Mouth of Infinity and Love of Life, originally released in 1991 and 1992, respectively, marked the end of that metamorphosis, as the band settled into a sound at once songful and vast, luminous as a glass menagerie and forceful as a falling anvil. White Light from the Mouth of Infinity and