PHARMAKON - Contact LP australian rock It’s a glorious pileup

It’s a glorious pileup

” while woozy grooves propel the mid-tempo ballad “Trimmed and Burning” through an incendiary solo section

and Australia's The Church with the charismatic voice of John Sharkey III

and threatens to explode

PHARMAKON - Contact LP australian rock It’s a glorious pileupIncludes download code. Joining electronic paraphernalia to his tortured vocals, Pharmakon delivers a heavy and unbelievably deafening work of minimalism. The repetition that marks the instrumental part of Contact references Suicide, while the organic atmosphere of the whole of the work has the same footprint of Grimes' first albums. "Each track of the new Pharmakon LP can be heard as a violent scuffle between mind and body. Even when her visceral