Constant Shallowness Leads To Evil: Limited Clear Vinyl 2LP

At the turn of the millennium, English esoteric duo Coil entered an apex visionary phase. Moving from the city to the coastal quiet of Weston-super-Mare let them pursue even more fringe interests, free from peer influence. In 2000, within just six months, they released several works, including the devious underworld sequel to Music To Play In The Dark, the arcane drone summit Queens Of The Circulating Library, and the malevolent synthesizer exorcism titled Constant Shallowness Leads To Evil. This album stands as one of the group's most miasmic and mind - expanding creations, on a par with Time Machines. It's a continuous exploration of shuddering, psychoactive noise that gives you a sense of motion sickness like looking through an all - seeing eye. Thighpaulsandra calls the album “an exercise in brutality,” born from a tricky part of his Serge modular unit that Peter “Sleazy” Christopherson loved. Transforming this bit of electronics into a chaotic labyrinth was a trial - and - error process, with Christopherson's visual sense of sound helping to stretch and manipulate it for maximum spatial disorientation. Frequencies creep across the stereo field sickeningly, like a sinister brainwashing experiment. The 13 - minute 'I Am The Green Child' is a standout. Guided by John Balance's sung - spoken free verse about vengeance, oblivion, and insanity, it ends with the memorable line “We're swimming in a sea of occidental vomit.” The rest of the record is a wild instrumental chaos, divided into 18 micro - movements of 'Tunnel Of Goats'. Designed to mess up a CD player's shuffle mode, it throbs, thrashes, and flatlines in compressed frenzies of twisted synthesis, at the edge of an unknown and forbidding purgatory.

To enjoy this Limited Edition Clear Vinyl 2LP album, simply place it on your record player. Make sure your record player is clean and in good working condition. When handling the vinyl, hold it by the edges to avoid fingerprints and scratches. After each use, put the album back in its sleeve to protect it from dust. Keep the album in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Avoid stacking heavy objects on top of it. If you notice any dust on the vinyl, use a soft brush to gently clean it before playing. Remember, this album is a unique piece of music, so take your time to soak in its strange and immersive sounds.