| | Alarm Agents |  | Artist: Death In June
Label: NER/TESCO
Category: Music
List Price: $17.99
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Avg. Customer Rating:  2 reviews
Sales Rank: 389913
Format: Explicit Lyrics, Import
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 5 x 0.5
EAN: 4038846600487
ASIN: B0009YVBMS
Release Date: January 1, 2005
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| Tracks:
| • | Untouchable | | • | Black Sun Rising | | • | You Love the Sun | | • | Tears of the Hunted | | • | You Love the Sun Don't You? | | • | Storm on the Sea (Out Beyond Land) | | • | Summer Is Gone | | • | Deeper Than Love | | • | An Ancient Tale Is Told | | • | Are You out There? | | • | Sunwheels of Your Mind | | • | Get Used to Saying No | | • | Sympbols in Souls | | • | An Ancient Tale Is Told Again | | • | The Man Who Laughs |
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Product Description
Alarm Agents, the new album from Death in June and Boyd Rice, was released as two different versions on LP and CD. The songs You Love The Sun, Don't You? and An Ancient Tale Is Told are used in a cut-up form to segue tracks together on the CD. The CD version contains the exclusive track The Man Who Laughs. It comes in a deluxe, foil-blocked, debossed digipak. A must-have album for fans and collectors alike.
Album Details
Alarm Agents; The Multi-headed Beast of Obsessions Meets the Wolfshook of Your Desires. Realist? Alarmist?? You Must have This! Alarm Agents; From Berlin to Jerusalem Ring the Bells. A New Album from Death in June and Boyd Rice. A Marriage Made in Hell.
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| Customer Reviews:
Haunting lyrics and guitar work of exceeding beauty November 28, 2005
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
This is a mystical oriented series of folk soundscapes and, later, experimental arrangements of sound. Douglas P. has an exceedingly rich talent to create original and innovative music, and it's in full swing here, full power. The album is a combination of Douglas P. of Death in June doing the guitar work with Boyd Rice reading P.'s lyrics over the music. Rice's readings are straight within the mystic feel, not oriented towards shocking people, as other Death in June/Boyd Rice collaborations have been. A very gentle a beautiful album, evoking haunted sea scapes and winter days with the snow slowly falling outside the window. Also, whatever Douglas P.'s political beliefs might be they aren't on showcase here in this album, except in the general sense that basically everything an artist does is inter-related in some way. While people might want to portray D-I-J as a particular way for their own purposes, this album shows the truth about the talent behind the controversy, which has been exploited by people on both sides of the aisle.
Highly recommended.
Golden & Mystical October 18, 2007
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
All the past worship of a certain sun-related symbol is here, it's just subtly conveyed. By now Douglas and Boyd's personalities completely overshadow their work allowing them to pursue less obvious pathways, i.e. simply strumming a guitar and reciting a few lines and still carrying an aura of misanthropy and might. There is a very hypnotic and mystical quality to the repetition of chords and other noises.
It's like Pet Sounds, really.
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