SWANS - LOVE OF LIFE Format_EP where an obsessive rhythm alternates

where an obsessive rhythm alternates with screams of noise and the now familiar synthesizer sound and continue with '' Sphinx Mystagoga '' where everything collapses into a single otherworldly synthesizer voice that explores an uninhabited planet

complete with a breathtaking saxophone solo midway through that symbolizes an actual runaway

sees the band expand upon their sound while upping the song writing and musicianship

I like it as well because it sounds like two musicians that aretrying to guide each other

the single - and it's appropriately low-brow picture sleeve - has gained a reputation as a bonafide Killed By Death/Bloodstains-comp level hitter

SWANS - LOVE OF LIFE Format_EP where an obsessive rhythm alternatesLove of Life, the bands eighth studio album, followed soon after White Light in 1992. According to Allmusics Ned Ragget, Love of Life continues the astounding creative roll Swans found themselves on yet another Swans masterpiece." The vinyl version of this album has also been unavailable since its original release.