1. From What Is Said To When It's Read
2. The Black Meat
3. Miss Abuse
4. 400 Winters
5. Dr. Innocuous/Ketamoid
6. Burning The City
7. INQB8TR
8. Shapeshifting
9. Rose
Codename: Dustsucker
Bark Psychosis
25th May 2018 - Album - FIRE090
Arriving ten years after the band disbanded, the long-awaited and criminally overlooked follow up brings with it an evolution of their sound. Their experimentations are layered with blissed out electronics, shoegaze, post-rock and jazz are still at its fore as are Sutton’s crystalline vocals.
- Double LP reissue, housed in gatefold sleeve.
- CD
£12.00 – £35.00
33 1/3 rpm double LP Gatefold / standard CD
“Bark Psychosis deliver. And like Hex, Dustsucker sounds utterly unique”
Pitchfork
“The mark they left is indelible.”
Classic Rock
Following the reissue of ‘Hex’ in late 2017, Fire Records reissue Bark Psychosis’ second studio album ‘///Codename:Dustsucker’ (2004) “which finds the band in remarkable form” (Pitchfork).
Arriving ten years after the band disbanded, the long-awaited and criminally overlooked follow up brings with it an evolution of their sound. Their experimentations are layered with blissed out electronics, shoegaze, post-rock and jazz are still at its fore as are Sutton’s crystalline vocals. Languid and brooding, the soundscapes are dark and sustained while their “trademark cocoon of limpid, rippling guitar figures and jazzy adornment is buffeted by sharp leftward turns” (Uncut).
Recorded in Graham Sutton’s East London DustSuckerSound studio between 1999 and 2004, it features contributions from Talk Talk sticksman Lee Harris and ‘found drumming’ from ex-band member Mark Simnett.
Bark Psychosis’ ‘///Codename: Dustsucker’ would go on to be their last studio album.
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33 1/3 rpm double LP Gatefold / standard CD
“Bark Psychosis deliver. And like Hex, Dustsucker sounds utterly unique”
Pitchfork
“The mark they left is indelible.”
Classic Rock
Following the reissue of ‘Hex’ in late 2017, Fire Records reissue Bark Psychosis’ second studio album ‘///Codename:Dustsucker’ (2004) “which finds the band in remarkable form” (Pitchfork).
Arriving ten years after the band disbanded, the long-awaited and criminally overlooked follow up brings with it an evolution of their sound. Their experimentations are layered with blissed out electronics, shoegaze, post-rock and jazz are still at its fore as are Sutton’s crystalline vocals. Languid and brooding, the soundscapes are dark and sustained while their “trademark cocoon of limpid, rippling guitar figures and jazzy adornment is buffeted by sharp leftward turns” (Uncut).
Recorded in Graham Sutton’s East London DustSuckerSound studio between 1999 and 2004, it features contributions from Talk Talk sticksman Lee Harris and ‘found drumming’ from ex-band member Mark Simnett.
Bark Psychosis’ ‘///Codename: Dustsucker’ would go on to be their last studio album.
