Lightning Bolt - Earthly Delights

Lightning Bolt - Earthly Delights

Tracklisting:
1. Sound Guardians 04:52
2. Nation of Boar 06:09
3. Colossus 07:14
4. The Sublime Freak 04:26
5. Flooded Chamber 04:21
6. Funny Farm 05:39
7. Rain on Lake I'm Swimming In 02:13
8. S.O.S. 03:40
9. Transmissionary 12:20

Lightning Bolt’s ‘Earthly Delights’ receives a much desired reissueand is now available for the first time since 2009 as a double LP.

Packaged in a full colour gatefold-style jacket, ‘Earthly Delights’features vibrant artwork and custom etching on Side D, designedby Brian Chippendale. Includes a digital download card. 

Available to independent retailers on Sea Glass coloured vinyl.

‘Earthly Delights’ is the metal album to Lightning Bolt’s genrestraddling discography, using the signature speed and volume reminiscent of past releases while centring around growling chords and monolithic rhythms commonly found in the foundations of metal. 

Throughout their career, Lightning Bolt have toured the world, performing at numerous festivals, including Coachella, ATP,Pitchfork Music Festival, Austin Psych Fest and FYF Fest, to name a few.  Brian Chippendale has collaborated with artists including Björk,Boredoms, Andrew W.K. and Lee “Scratch” Perry. 

In 2017, Brian Gibson developed the video game, ‘Thumper’, with his own company, Drool, which would go on to be awarded Apple’s Design Award in 2019, and be included in IDN’s Best of2016. 

“... beneath all the noise and fury, there are bona fide songs here,driven by giddy singalong melodies that settle into maddeninglytight runs and rhythmic loops then spin off into chasms of freeform noise...everything is focused on the extraordinary physicalityof their sound: spasmodic, psychedelic, heavy, loud and lifeaffirming.” - The Guardian 

“The whole point of their music is hypnotic repetition, magicalmoments sprouting from endless reiterations. They could stretchout further, but they’d likely lose access to those mini-epiphanies...Lightning Bolt are happy to grind out an eternal present, and fewcan dig deep into a moment quite like them.” - Pitchfork