I'm So Happy, You're So Happy, Lets Kill Ourselves

by Skin Vehicles

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1.	LLI Why Why Why? 05:38	info	buy track
2.	Future Planning 05:33	info	buy track
3.	Black Dogs 05:00		buy track
4.	I'm So Happy, you're so happy, lets kill ourselves 05:11		buy track
5.	I Thought I was living but I was really dying 06:31		buy track
6.	FLATPANIK 04:50		buy track
7.	A Battlefield of Mediocrity 05:32		buy track
8.	Pessimistic Reality 07:36		buy track
9.	We are in a Dark Place 05:44		buy track
10.	Wow that's one Bloody Valentine 07:02		buy track
11.	I was never really here 05:53		buy track
12.	First they came for-7days till the end of the world 05:16	lyrics	buy track
First they came for the Communists And I did not speak out Because I was not a Communist Then they came for the Socialists And I did not speak out Because I was not a Socialist Then they came for the trade unionists And I did not speak out Because I was not a trade unionist Then they came for the Jews And I did not speak out Because I was not a Jew Then they came for me And there was no one left To speak out for me

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This is the first proper Skin Vehicles album, featuring 12 tracks that have been created over 2019 plus a bonus track available only here on Bandcamp!

David Ian Bickley Alchemy Electronic Arts / Stormtree Records

My points of reference here would be D.A.F. and Eskmo — the raw simplicity of the former mixed with the off-kilter approaching trip-speed warping of the latter. But that is just at a glance, what really struck me were the passages of acid drenched sequencing (and not in an obvious hackneyed way) that would suddenly and almost imperceptibly dissolve, nay morph into an Eno-esque passage of transcendental beauty.

For a man such as me, who likes his electronica subtly dense (in an atmospheric sense), this LP does seems somewhat minimal, with a similar sound that spans all the work — but this in itself becomes a hook, rather like looking at an exhibition of works in pencil — one has the space, and the time, to study the forms at leisure, which when listened to in entirety are very beautiful — fine art in sound.

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released February 20, 2020

Skin Vehicles and Jim Hannon

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Skin Vehicles Blyth, UK

The Skin Vehicles is experimental, psychedelic twister, ambitious, ultra-progressive electronic music. Mind-bending, constantly-flowing, colourful magical journeys for the mind.

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