Shadow Ring - Put The Music In Its Coffin In Stock it's "killer and no filler"

it's "killer and no filler" ideology

All three pieces on this album were touched by hands beyond those of their composers

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The set is enhanced with a 100 page book featuring rare and unpublished photos from the period

Shadow Ring - Put The Music In Its Coffin In Stock it's "killer and no filler"Recorded in summer of 1994 at S. H. P studios (frontman Graham Lambkin's parents' home), the group's sophomore record Put the Music in It's Coffin is a more sinister, saturnine affair than their debut City Lights. From the get go, the record has a menacing, vile ambience. It's opening track "Horse Meat Cakes," inspired by an anecdote by pulp author Philip K. Dick about how he and his wife subsisted off low grade pet food when he first arrived in San