WHEN WE PARTED MY HEART WANTED TO DIE

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SKU	96794
Artist	LEYLAND KIRBY
Title	WHEN WE PARTED MY HEART WANTED TO DIE
Label	HISTORY ALWAYS FAVOURS THE WINNERS
Catalog #	HAFTW 001
Tag	Electronics
Release	W 21 - 2017
Format	Vinyl - UK2LP
€ 31,50	incl. VAT, excl. shipping

Tracks

When We Parted, My Heart Wanted To Die (Friedrichshain Memory)
LEYLAND KIRBY
https://objectstore.true.nl/rushhourrecords:files/tracks/w/96794_when_we_parted_my_heart_wanted_to_die/1_when_we_parted_my_heart_wanted_to_die_friedrichshain_memory.mp3
The Sound Of Music Vanishing
LEYLAND KIRBY
https://objectstore.true.nl/rushhourrecords:files/tracks/w/96794_when_we_parted_my_heart_wanted_to_die/2_the_sound_of_music_vanishing.mp3
The Beauty Of The Impending Tragedy Of My Existence
LEYLAND KIRBY
https://objectstore.true.nl/rushhourrecords:files/tracks/w/96794_when_we_parted_my_heart_wanted_to_die/3_the_beauty_of_the_impending_tragedy_of_my_existence.mp3
And As I Sat Beside You I Felt The Great Sadness That Day
LEYLAND KIRBY
https://objectstore.true.nl/rushhourrecords:files/tracks/w/96794_when_we_parted_my_heart_wanted_to_die/4_and_as_i_sat_beside_you_i_felt_the_great_sadness_that_day.mp3
Tonight Is The Last Night Of The World
LEYLAND KIRBY
https://objectstore.true.nl/rushhourrecords:files/tracks/w/96794_when_we_parted_my_heart_wanted_to_die/5_tonight_is_the_last_night_of_the_world.mp3
To The Place Between The Twilight And The Dawn
LEYLAND KIRBY
https://objectstore.true.nl/rushhourrecords:files/tracks/w/96794_when_we_parted_my_heart_wanted_to_die/6_to_the_place_between_the_twilight_and_the_dawn.mp3

Description

The first part of Leyland Kirby, aka The Caretaker's, 'Sadly, The Future Is No Longer What It Was' series, originally released back in 2009 and now finally reissued.It's a prescient hauntological elegy somewhere between Vangelis’ Bladerunner OST, Lynch & Badalamenti’s Twin Peaks score, Erik Satie’s solo Piano works, William Basinski’s gradual tape decompositions and James Ferraro’s washed out visions, like a slowly abstracted Berlin/Manchester night-scape.