Sunburned Hand Of The Man - Pick A Day To DiePick A Day to Die is the first proper studio album from Sunburned Hand of the Man in 10 years (A, Ecstatic Peace!). You would be forgiven if you had forgotten in the interim but while Sunburned is fully committed to vast, ritualistic summonings, they were perhaps uniquely capable of channeling that cosmic funk. Theres a throb and a groove to the music that made it as much body music as head music. This is free your ass weirdness that chugs and

Rønnenfelt’s lyricism reaches grand heights despite its classic opacity — he sings of taking shelter

it featured their highest charting single

raging opener “Disease”

Burying '60s sing-alongs and dance crazes beneath waves of reverb and giddy thud

 is just as arresting and mesmerizing today as it was on the day it was released

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poetic play of moral sensitivity against a callous distance

You can hear Alice Coltrane’s spiritual influence on Henderson’s compositions

The record is a collection of the past few years

" as Spike astutely observes) - amplifies the emotional resonance of an already heart-stopping lyric

and culturally omnivorous as it touches upon youth and death

WRWTFWW Records is immensely happy to announce the reissue of impossible-to-find cult album Lady Maid by Japanese outfit Normal Brain