Here Is Night, Brothers, Here the Birds Burn by Love Life points de vente NEUF

Tracks:
Listen Loudly
Montag
Joy
Be Kind to Me
Sweet Nocturne
Good For Nothing
V
Untitled

Performer Notes:

• Love Life includes: Anthony S. Melat (vocals, piano); Katrina Ford (vocals); Sean Antanaitis (guitar, organ); David Bergender (drums).
• Recorded in Baltimore, Maryland.
• Taking a listen to the second full-length by Love Life, its quite easy to see that the band is no doubt the bastard child of the VSS and Bauhaus, with a grandparent who was involved heavily in the D.C. scene (think Make-Up kin, not Minor Threat). Katrina Fords vocals have powerful range on this eight-song disc. She can go incredibly low and guttural and then suddenly sound serene. With the use of the circus-sounding organ, its hard to take this album seriously in its entirety. Not that the effect of the organ is overdone, but combined with a woman who can sing deeper than most men and the albums general lack of accessibility to the average listener, this will no doubt fly over the heads of many underground music fans. And seeing as to how jaded indie rock kids would much rather make fun of something they dont understand than take the time to figure it out, this unfortunate pattern will most likely continue with Here Is Night, Brothers, Here the Birds Burn. On the flip side, Love Life seems to have a good cult following and, with song titles like "V" and "*" (dont worry, not all the song titles are singular keys), certainly all the pseudo-goth fans will be digging this. ~ Kurt Morris

Professional Reviews: Magnet (10/02, p.98) - "...[The] guitar and organ float around in soothing narcotic waves....Love Life is lounge desperation reinvented for the millenium..."

The Wire (10/02, p.66) - "...The group creates a fearsome, shambolic row tempered with the strings and organ that add a melodramtic expansiveness to their sound..."

Producer: David Andrew Sitek

Format: CD (1 Disc); Stereo

Country: USA

Studio/Live: Studio

Release Date: 22 July, 2002

Label: Jagjaguwar

Dimensions: 12.8 x 14.3 x 1 centimeters (0.06 kg)