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ICR013 - LOTUS FEED "Songs From The Silent Age"

by Icy Cold Records

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Pressure 04:20
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Bloom 04:46
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Fail 05:56
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Legacy 04:55
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Dying Sun 05:10
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Read My Mind 03:26
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Under Your Wings 04:01
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Innocence 03:50
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Daily Race 04:50
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Shadows 05:06
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Resurrection 04:47
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Here it is – the brand new album of Cologne-based quartet Lotus Feed. While musically widely-ranged, the content focuses on topics which affect us all. A call for unity, solidarity and resistance in times of growing switch to the right in society. The struggle with inner demons, spirituality and sexuality are being dealt with, as well as a failed love affair - „a short trip to hell and back.“ Further topics are getting rid of people who are not good for oneself, as well as the inner conflict about a world which is presumably edge of the precipice. Where do we go from here, how may the future be, what will be left from our achievements – and what will be gone? All these are the most intriguing and thrilling questions. Last but not least, the loss of naivety and innocence, shattered dreams and the deep wish to keep up the affection to each others while being caught in everyday rut. Or in other words – the story so far: Surprisingly, Marten gets married to his Ex-girlfriend’s boyfriend. David is nearly killed by a bike accident. After many years, Joy Division finally publish their new album. Singer Alex is in hospital due to blue cheese poisoning while Lars joins the first manned spaceflight to the moon. The band is waiting ever after for his return. The rehearsal-room was destroyed by fire. Since this incident, Marten plays zither and David uses old buckets as drums. Alex doesn’t sing any more but consistently plays his fathers old gramophone whenever they meet…

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released January 19, 2019

All songs written and composed by Marten Bijkerk, Alexander Landsberg, David Sielaff. Lars Tellmann

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Icy Cold Records Paris, France

Independent Record Label focused on Post Punk & many more open mind music.

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