Beach Fossils - Clash The Truth (Random Color Vinyl)

Beach Fossils - Clash The Truth (Random Color Vinyl)Beach Fossils' sophomore album, Clash the Truth, is a modern post punk triumph that's left a lasting impression on the music scene it was born out of. After releasing their self titled debut and the beloved EP, What a Pleasure, songwriter, and composer Dustin Payseur began recording dissonant and introspective demos reflecting on his southern upbringing and young adulthood in New York. The tracks that would eventually make up Clash the Truth involved

” Howerton says

Eye On The Bat

his songs are more relatable and timeless than ever

or “Perfect Hand

as well as explicit references to books such as Wilson Harris’ Palace of the Peacocks

is entitled Heavy Light

as well as an extended version of the single 'Countdown' and the previously unreleased 'Death Comes To Town'

Featuring deep cuts ‘I Went to The Hospital’

I cry when I write songs because I am constantly making discoveries

while also their fastest - riffs shooting upward in discord and drifting down in angelic harmonies

The collection loosely parallels the melancholic narrative behind the latter

exploring a hypnagogic and ecstatic space somewhere between deep dance music and classical minimalism as a means of psychic healing