'Where the Word is Never' is no exception.
The six cuts see less of the organ and more in the way of simplistic rhythm pulses, Gary’s vocals and even, on a couple of cuts at least, something that might be considered akin to a song structure if one greets The Dead C more or less the same way and has had enough decent wine.
Like recent albums, however, 'Where the Word is Never' mostly delivers like it has been created through a rich blend of torment, lament and general despair before it frantically reaches for that small and beautiful white dot in the distance where all such thoughts can be cast asunder.
More importantly, and at the risk of repeating ourselves here, this is the best album Kleistwahr has yet put its name to.
Dare you to disagree.
Tracklist:
1. Ext. Nightclub 2am
2. Terminal Cafe
3. As the Last Echo Resounds
4. Hell Won’t Want Your Soul
5. Ecsatic Delirium
6. It’s All Escape
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