LATHE OF HEAVEN - Auroa LP Funeral Doom ” as Duffy wrote in

” as Duffy wrote in 1984

Implicit reference goes to ancient

Dick about how he and his wife subsisted off low-grade pet food when he first arrived in San Francisco

Now is the time for a new generation of freaks to lose their shit when settling into the cushy beat of 'Shakey Jake' and answer McPhee's call with the only appropriate response: It's NATION TIME

LATHE OF HEAVEN - Auroa LP Funeral Doom ” as Duffy wrote inHYPERION BLUE VINYL. Lathe of Heaven return with their second full length album Aurora, a bold expansion of their sonic and thematic palette that unfolds like a series of vivid, emotional vignettes. Rather than following a singular tone or mood, Aurora unfolds like a collection of short stories, each track offering a different lens into the bands evolving sound and deeply reflective lyricism. Incorporating influences from mid 80s British and Finnish