THE FULMARS - s/t LP Independent Emerging out of oppressive silence

Emerging out of oppressive silence and ending up in ecstatic noise and drone

Favourite track and B side opener “DWP” sounds like a 2018 “Do They Owe Us a Living” and synthetize the band perfectly

In “Be Yr Own Abyss” something like a thesis appears without fanfare: “Her tongue was out to kill her / all hail this mental space / constructing ambiguity / and the endless stream

he is equally at home working up variations on tunes by Ryuichi Sakomoto and The Beatles or experimenting with ambient electronics

Davis led a sextet featuring saxophonists John Coltrane and Julian "Cannonball" Adderley

THE FULMARS - s/t LP Independent Emerging out of oppressive silenceMelodies everywhere. Hidden ones, obvious ones, the kind that stick around long after the magic is gone. The Fulmars, Hagens lo fi experimental indie outsiders, return with 13 haunting songs on their first proper full length album. Its filled with warm lo fi guitar hooks, carried by Teacherfaces stripped back Roland drum machine pulse and Fabian Dietzs soft, delicate vocals. Modern castaways music, truly seeing the light, somewhere between the hazy