Sorry, I Failed To..., by Brown Snake Kills Dog

Sorry, I Failed To...

by Brown Snake Kills Dog

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Otis Amos I am a firm believer in music being a healthy healing process for all to enjoy, despite when it was made, what genre it belongs to…BSKD makes music for everyone, it seems. There is literally something for everyone. I have fallen completely in love with this band. I hope to see many more releases.

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Brown Snake Kills Dog’s 2nd full-length release, previously only available on limited cassette through Black Horizons circa 2016. This reissue limited to 50 copies released in conjunction with our brand new album ‘Her Dust Will Envelop You Too’.

The CDr version does not feature the stunning artwork that adorns the cassette edition however it does feature Joce Avoine's knockout cover art.

It is housed in a digicase sleeve with liner notes and features a bonus track. Also comes with a sticker unique to this release.

Copies available from here (Brisbane, QLD, Australia) and witchsermon.wordpress.com (Norman, OK, USA).

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Limited cassette edition
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It’s an artefact. It’s gathering dust. It’s a dead format. It has a shelf life of 100 units, never to be spooled again. It’s already dead.

Black Horizons have confirmed that BH-87 & BH-104 will be the only label releases to feature the stunning ‘four panel j-card on black linen stock with silver offset printing (with) a die-cut front panel that peaks through to a 2-sided, four panel insert in full color'.

'Sorry, I Failed To...' features the foreboding, dark landscape selection of photography from Gretchen Heinel.

BH-87 & BH-104; sister releases, never to be seen again.

It’s an instant antique. It’s gathering dust. It’s already dead. It is an artefact.

Any further editions that may see the light of day will not feature this unique Black Horizons layout.

Sold out here in Australia. A few copies still available from black-horizons.com

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1.	Redemption 06:02		buy track
2.	I Miss My English Home 05:02		buy track
3.	Reflecting On What We've Lost 07:18		buy track
4.	Anita 08:50	info	buy track
5.	There is a Dead Man in the River 06:48		buy track
6.	I Am Not The Past 06:40		buy track
7.	An Enigma 05:35		buy track
8.	Two Pools of Pale Blue 05:22		buy track
9.	Single Cell 03:36		buy track

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From Black Horizons:

'A fascinatingly unique new project from Andy of Persistence In Mourning and Justin of nowhere. The heavy, raw, noisy bedroom-level production remains, but the influences are broader and more forthright. Take blues, dark folk, even country, and siphon it through a gritty industrial filter and you might start to begin to describe their sound.'

Review excerpt from Black Metal and Brews:

...the ugliness is often more in the feeling than in the execution, but it sinks right to the gut either way, like a poorly made meal or regret.

This album’s slow burn is one of melancholy and uncertainty, a touch of isolationist folk and gnarled industrial grit that shouldn’t work but both come from the same hideous, personal place. There’s something about the pacing and feeling of the whole thing that makes it feel like a tiny eternity, one in which the listener can easily get lost. At the junction of self-loathing, anxiety, and the regret of time and age, Brown Snake Kills Dog buries its collective weary head in layers of static and hissing that hide the delicacy and nakedness of the root compositions that carry the album forth.

Read the full review here:

blackmetalandbrews.com/2017/03/14/brown-snake-kills-dog-sorry-failed/

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released August 16, 2016

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Brown Snake Kills Dog Brisbane, Australia

AL - Texture
NR - Dissonance
JS - Foundation

Real instruments and fake computers used during construction.

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