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Tibet rediscovers here the role that suits him best: that of hallucinated and possessed prophet, once again unfurling just that theatrical component that had been dormant for a while. Black Ships ate the Sky is dominated by the obsessive pulsating of the electric guitar... a crescendo of high intensity, a delirium culminating in the obsessive repetition of the phrase 'who will deliver me from myself!'
Tibet rediscovers here the role that suits him best: that of hallucinated and possessed prophet, once again unfurling just that theatrical component that had been dormant for a while.
Black Ships ate the Sky is dominated by the obsessive pulsating of the electric guitar... a crescendo of high intensity, a delirium culminating in the obsessive repetition of the phrase 'who will deliver me from myself!'
This detailed review introduces Current 93 and their album Black Ships Ate The Sky as an essential listen for fans of apocalyptic folk. The album marks a significant return for David Tibet with rich collaborations and a blend of acoustic folk and experimental sounds. The work explores deep spiritual and apocalyptic themes with powerful emotional intensity. Despite being nearly 80 minutes long and challenging at times, it is highly recommended for those open to immersive, unconventional music experiences. Discover Current 93’s haunting folk epic – listen to Black Ships Ate The Sky now and explore its fascinating apocalyptic depths.
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