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View Your Wish List Close. Close View Full Product. Item added to your cart. CD Create Gift Voucher Add to Cart. Purchasable with gift card. A Breeze Through the Burford Spur The Equestrian Vortex Beautiful Hair Malleus Maleficarum Mark of the Devil Confession Modulation Monica's Fall The North Downs Dimension Collatina is Coming Such Tender Things Teresa, Lark of Ascension Found Scalded, Found Drowned The Fifth Claw Saducismus Triumphatus The Gallops They're Here, They're Under Us Collatina, Mark of Damnation Treatise A Goblin The Equestrian Library The Serpent's Semen Burnt at the Stake All Chiffchaffs The Curfew After the Massacre Poultry In Mind Their live shows from that era further emphasized the feeling, with Keenan and Cargill performing in near darkness, facing one another while hunched over tables laden with equipment, barely even acknowledging the presence of the audience.

The sense of retreat from those shows was overpowering, even if it was the natural product of the insular existence the pair seemed to fall into over the course of their career.

In the beginning they had easily traceable peers-- labelmates Stereolab , fellow Birmingham bands Plone and Pram -- but by the time of Witch Cults they were mostly out on their own. Even the "hauntology" sub-genre felt too parochial for a band that had such potentially limitless scope within its grasp.

The film follows a British man who travels to Italy in the s to work on the sound design of a schlocky giallo movie, only to be driven to the point of self-destruction by his own creations. Broadcast are a natural fit for such a project, their working methods clearly mirroring the obsessive, isolationist approach of Strickland's central character. It's not clear who did what here-- Keenan and Cargill began working on this project together, with the latter completing the score after Keenan's passing-- but it picks up on the similarly fractured thread sewn throughout Witch Cults , with 39 tracks included, many of them barely making it over the one-minute mark.

That Broadcast were still working deeply in the abstract suggests they were keen to further explore the ideas embedded in that last record. According to Cargill, we may find that out at some point in the future.