Neo-Psychedelic

He heard the creak of the furniture,
Thought it might be the dead on the line,
A great grand aunt with a message,
Or just ghosts killing time.
Invisibility,
Scientific impossibility,
Living in a universe,
Haunted by uncertainty.
He came home, the house was broken,
Nothing gone but his doubt,
Could’ve called the police,
But he likes to ride it out.

Invisibility,
Scientific impossibility,
Living in a universe,
Haunted by uncertainty.

“If it’s unheard of, it must be true 
That’s what the clever ones do.”
By the fortunate failure of consequence,
We forget what we believe,
And learn to live with shadows,
That never really leave.

Invisibility,
Scientific impossibility,
Living in a universe,
Haunted by uncertainty.

Invisibility,
Scientific impossibility,
Living in a universe,
Haunted by uncertainty.

INVISIBILITY

I hate the way that I am

I'll believe (2025)

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The Bevis Frond - Splendid Isolation (Taken From 'Miasma')

The Bevis Frond - She's In Love With Time (Taken From 'Miasma')

Following this year’s Record Store Day reissues of ‘Miasma’ and ‘Inner Marshland’, The Bevis Frond will be reissuing their catalogue in the lead up to the 30th Anniversary next year.

The ‘Any Gas Faster’ reissue is released 29th July 2016 and  includes bonus recordings from one of The Bevis Frond’s first gigs as a band recorded in Copenhagen supporting The Hothouse Flowers – these tracks are taken from EP ‘Ear Song’. Also included are tracks from ‘Acid Jam’ (CD does not include Acid Jam).

The Bevis Frond - Rejection Day (From Any Gas Faster)

Following this year’s Record Store Day reissues of ‘Miasma’ and ‘Inner Marshland’, The Bevis Frond will be reissuing their catalogue in the lead up to the 30th Anniversary next year.

‘New River Head’ is released on double vinyl with gatefold sleeve and CD alongside ‘Any Gas Faster’ and ‘London Stone’ which are released in July 2016.



The Bevis Frond - He'd Be A Diamond (Taken From New River Head)

Lost masterpiece ‘London Stone’ (1991) was the follow-up to ‘New River Head’. “That Same Morning” ‘can stand proudly beside contemporaries like Teenage Fanclub’ (Pitchfork).

The ‘London Stone’ double LP and CD reissue includes bonus tracks ‘Another Song About Dying’, ‘Coming Around (demo), ‘Scavenger’, ‘And Now She’s Gone (demo), ‘I Am Just A Child’ and ‘Hail The Child Philosopher’.  

Out 29th July 2016.


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