Fire Toolz - Rainbow Bridge (Black Vinyl) Molchat Doma somehow sounding both intimate like

somehow sounding both intimate like Liz Harris’ Grouper feels intimate and totally vast in the way that a Talk Talk record feels vast

and the beautiful absurdity of a trash pile on the street

Produced and recorded by the band themselves in their North London warehouse space on a vintage mixing desk originally used by Dave Stewart three decades ago to record all of the Eurythmics’ early hits

pizzicato and churning bow from Chicago cellist Lia Kohl

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Fire Toolz - Rainbow Bridge (Black Vinyl) Molchat Doma somehow sounding both intimate likeAngel Marcloid's music under the name Fire Toolz presents a consciousness striving for radical self expression. Rainbow Bridge, the third Fire Toolz album on Hausu Mountain, continues Marcloid's exploration of ever more high definition production techniques and rapidly shifting compositional architectures in order to give life to one of her most personal and pointedly emotional thematic programs to date. If passages of prog synth intricacy, scream