I cannot believe I have slept on sludge metal for this long

I’m gonna see Gybe in 2 hours I’m so exited!!!!!!!

They really like that chime sound don’t they

I don't exaggerate when i say this. When the sun hits is one of the greatest songs of all time and one of the most profound things i have EVER heard.

Spoke to this very nice guy on Instagram to thank him for making this album

Deadass had a dream that I was playing Roblox with Michael Gira and he said that this was his favourite swans album so felt right to listen to it. Thanks Michael Gira

Really fun album that feels way ahead of its time

An ok release but literally like anything would have been better than vultures 2 with the horrible ai slop but nothing that really stood out or gripped me.

Listening to this while walking home in the dead of night 10/10 would NOT recommend. Feels like your gonna get jumped at any minute

Big the album

In swans’ final instalment of their trilogy they reach their most spiritual. To write a 30 minute long song “the glowing man” to have that much quality across its entire runtime and never lose stream proves that swans are much more than their critical merit

One of the most impressive albums I’ve ever heard considering it’s made on less than $1000. The album jumps and pulls from many different sub genres whether that’s ambient, post punk, shoegaze, black metal with the only seemingly consistent being that it is all devastating. This is seriously one of the saddest and emotionally dissonant things I have ever listened to. An album that sits in its pain before a much needed cathartic wall of sound on earthmover. Crazy good album

Solid enough ep except for “starting over” which is exceptional

Who knew black metal could be this beautiful honestly

A seriously serene album from start to finish. All three artists bring genuinely so much to each movement that creates a feeling of so much space, vastness and wonder.

Surprisingly the most whiplash inducing moment of this album is the sudden piano on phobophile

Pushing 70 btw

Not liking it as much as others but still enjoyed it. Amazing lineup of artists all promoting an important and urgent cause

A real challenge for separating the art from the artist

An album that even though had been made over 30 years after Radiohead started, proves to be one of the strongest in Thom yorkes catalogue