Texas drone pioneers Stars of the Lid take stock of a landmark career with this 30th anniversary edition of their debut LP Music For Nitrous Oxide on their own Artificial Pinearch Manufacturing imprint. Long before the brittle-yet-warm racket Adam Wiltzie and Brian McBride kick up became synonymous with the achingly beautiful decay of America they were two audio geeks in Austin with almost no connection to the city’s vibrant, but rock and roll focused music scene. Finding brotherhood in mangled tape collages and engulfing fuzz, Stars of the Lid was born out of their mutual abstraction from what surrounded them. While to its creators, Music For Nitrous Oxide may have simply been a (slight) refinement from the drones Wiltzie and McBride were unleashing on unsuspecting college radio listeners at UT Austin, the rest of the world was slowly catching up to the duo’s noise-addled magic.
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- A1: So That The City Can Begin To Exist
- A2: The Celestial City
- A3: The Dead Outnumber The Living
- A4: Every Solstice & Equinox
- A5: Nothing Of The City Touches The Earth
- A6: Thirteenth Century Travelogue
- B1: The Divided City
- B2: Only Strings & Their Supports Remain
- B3: There Is One Of Which You Never Speak
- B4: Despair Dialogue
- B5: The Merchants Of Seven Nations
- B6: Desires Are Already Memories
- B7: Total Perspective Vortex
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