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Warmth in the Winter of 1914​-​1915 (cd, noos#2)

by Perfect Future

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1.
Prologue: a Sea of Wheat 05:31
2.
State-Sanctioned Morality 03:46
3.
How the World Works 04:06
4.
End Bringer 04:50
5.
Divine Tragedy 03:51
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On Christmas Eve. The Infantry Sang 04:36
7.
Men aren't Moles; Crawl Out of Those Holes 04:27
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Bury the Dead 03:51
9.
...Must Come to an End 03:59
10.
Into the Light 05:37

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“Bands like Perfect Future shouldn’t work. Melodic, plucked guitars and spoken word segments combined with harsh moments of screamo, samples from war films including Johnny Got His Gun and plenty of space given to the indie middle ground which allows room for semi-technical noodling. The whole thing should, by all accounts, be a mess but it’s not; it’s actually a coherent and incredibly enjoyable listen.<…>Each track eludes to the effects of been part of something as traumatising as war; lyrically eluding to bands such as La Dispute who also deal with themes bigger than boy loses girl. There’s a whole element of horror to Perfect Future from their heavily ironic name, to the horrors they sing about, much like La Dispute who at their best, like on King Park, can bring tears to your eyes as they point out some of the absurdities of life.” (This Thing Called Progress)

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released May 8, 2012

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