
24 January 2008 · 19 YEARS
Deathconsciousness
Have A Nice Life
The release functions less like a standard song collection and more like a heavy, lo-fi manifesto regarding the weight of history and isolation. It effectively turns deep existential anxiety into a massive, cathartic experience.
Raw production choices lend the music a claustrophobic, haunting intimacy that characterizes the late 2000s shoegaze and post-punk landscape. Released by The Flenser, the record remains a foundational piece of experimental rock for listeners who find comfort in the sound of total collapse.