Luciferian Towers
With signature gusto GY!BE put the world to rights in Luciferian Towers, a statement of individual vulnerability and communal resistance holding steadfast against complex, crenelated forces.
Roaring with raw emotion harnessed in banks of guitars, drums, brass and electronics, the Montréalais phalanx cluster as one tight and powerful unit in four parts, reprising the format of their last two LPs to pack all you need into one satisfying disc.
For disambiguation, the band were informed by, in their own words; “the following grand demands: an end to foreign invasions + an end to borders + the total dismantling of the prison-industrial complex + healthcare, housing, food and water acknowledged as an inalienable human right + the expert fuckers who broke this world never get to speak again”.
For the listener, that results in some of GY!BE’s sorest and most swollen work, with Undoing Luciferian Towers aiming their fire at the shiny obelisks of big money which adorn every big city, while Bosses Hang rails against “labor, alienated from the wealth it creates” with optimistic militancy, then Fam/Famine heads for burning orchestral horizons, and Anthem For No State laments kanada’s ecological crises with dustbowl-scanning country and raging rock tropes fired up to get listeners off the sofa and joining the march.
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With signature gusto GY!BE put the world to rights in Luciferian Towers, a statement of individual vulnerability and communal resistance holding steadfast against complex, crenelated forces.
Roaring with raw emotion harnessed in banks of guitars, drums, brass and electronics, the Montréalais phalanx cluster as one tight and powerful unit in four parts, reprising the format of their last two LPs to pack all you need into one satisfying disc.
For disambiguation, the band were informed by, in their own words; “the following grand demands: an end to foreign invasions + an end to borders + the total dismantling of the prison-industrial complex + healthcare, housing, food and water acknowledged as an inalienable human right + the expert fuckers who broke this world never get to speak again”.
For the listener, that results in some of GY!BE’s sorest and most swollen work, with Undoing Luciferian Towers aiming their fire at the shiny obelisks of big money which adorn every big city, while Bosses Hang rails against “labor, alienated from the wealth it creates” with optimistic militancy, then Fam/Famine heads for burning orchestral horizons, and Anthem For No State laments kanada’s ecological crises with dustbowl-scanning country and raging rock tropes fired up to get listeners off the sofa and joining the march.
With signature gusto GY!BE put the world to rights in Luciferian Towers, a statement of individual vulnerability and communal resistance holding steadfast against complex, crenelated forces.
Roaring with raw emotion harnessed in banks of guitars, drums, brass and electronics, the Montréalais phalanx cluster as one tight and powerful unit in four parts, reprising the format of their last two LPs to pack all you need into one satisfying disc.
For disambiguation, the band were informed by, in their own words; “the following grand demands: an end to foreign invasions + an end to borders + the total dismantling of the prison-industrial complex + healthcare, housing, food and water acknowledged as an inalienable human right + the expert fuckers who broke this world never get to speak again”.
For the listener, that results in some of GY!BE’s sorest and most swollen work, with Undoing Luciferian Towers aiming their fire at the shiny obelisks of big money which adorn every big city, while Bosses Hang rails against “labor, alienated from the wealth it creates” with optimistic militancy, then Fam/Famine heads for burning orchestral horizons, and Anthem For No State laments kanada’s ecological crises with dustbowl-scanning country and raging rock tropes fired up to get listeners off the sofa and joining the march.
With signature gusto GY!BE put the world to rights in Luciferian Towers, a statement of individual vulnerability and communal resistance holding steadfast against complex, crenelated forces.
Roaring with raw emotion harnessed in banks of guitars, drums, brass and electronics, the Montréalais phalanx cluster as one tight and powerful unit in four parts, reprising the format of their last two LPs to pack all you need into one satisfying disc.
For disambiguation, the band were informed by, in their own words; “the following grand demands: an end to foreign invasions + an end to borders + the total dismantling of the prison-industrial complex + healthcare, housing, food and water acknowledged as an inalienable human right + the expert fuckers who broke this world never get to speak again”.
For the listener, that results in some of GY!BE’s sorest and most swollen work, with Undoing Luciferian Towers aiming their fire at the shiny obelisks of big money which adorn every big city, while Bosses Hang rails against “labor, alienated from the wealth it creates” with optimistic militancy, then Fam/Famine heads for burning orchestral horizons, and Anthem For No State laments kanada’s ecological crises with dustbowl-scanning country and raging rock tropes fired up to get listeners off the sofa and joining the march.
Heavyweight 180gram audiophile pressing in a gatefold jacket printed on uncoated paperboard with a printed inner dust sleeve and a 24"x24" pull-out poster and a DL card.
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With signature gusto GY!BE put the world to rights in Luciferian Towers, a statement of individual vulnerability and communal resistance holding steadfast against complex, crenelated forces.
Roaring with raw emotion harnessed in banks of guitars, drums, brass and electronics, the Montréalais phalanx cluster as one tight and powerful unit in four parts, reprising the format of their last two LPs to pack all you need into one satisfying disc.
For disambiguation, the band were informed by, in their own words; “the following grand demands: an end to foreign invasions + an end to borders + the total dismantling of the prison-industrial complex + healthcare, housing, food and water acknowledged as an inalienable human right + the expert fuckers who broke this world never get to speak again”.
For the listener, that results in some of GY!BE’s sorest and most swollen work, with Undoing Luciferian Towers aiming their fire at the shiny obelisks of big money which adorn every big city, while Bosses Hang rails against “labor, alienated from the wealth it creates” with optimistic militancy, then Fam/Famine heads for burning orchestral horizons, and Anthem For No State laments kanada’s ecological crises with dustbowl-scanning country and raging rock tropes fired up to get listeners off the sofa and joining the march.
Available To Order (Estimated Shipping between 7-14 Working Days)
This item is to the best of our knowledge available to us from the supplier and should ship to you within the time-frame indicated. If there are any unforeseen issues with availability we will notify you immediately
With signature gusto GY!BE put the world to rights in Luciferian Towers, a statement of individual vulnerability and communal resistance holding steadfast against complex, crenelated forces.
Roaring with raw emotion harnessed in banks of guitars, drums, brass and electronics, the Montréalais phalanx cluster as one tight and powerful unit in four parts, reprising the format of their last two LPs to pack all you need into one satisfying disc.
For disambiguation, the band were informed by, in their own words; “the following grand demands: an end to foreign invasions + an end to borders + the total dismantling of the prison-industrial complex + healthcare, housing, food and water acknowledged as an inalienable human right + the expert fuckers who broke this world never get to speak again”.
For the listener, that results in some of GY!BE’s sorest and most swollen work, with Undoing Luciferian Towers aiming their fire at the shiny obelisks of big money which adorn every big city, while Bosses Hang rails against “labor, alienated from the wealth it creates” with optimistic militancy, then Fam/Famine heads for burning orchestral horizons, and Anthem For No State laments kanada’s ecological crises with dustbowl-scanning country and raging rock tropes fired up to get listeners off the sofa and joining the march.