SWANS - Love Of Life LP Trash Metal and the sound of tiny

and the sound of tiny bells towards the end conjures a unique form of consolation as an ephemeral corollary

The influence of the then-emergent Ethiopiques CD compilations is unmissable

A band that has expanded their sound and developed an emphatic voice that echoes emotions and often times social commentary about various struggles of the modern day era

Some of these songs are re-purposed Novice tracks

bass and other useful objects that happen to be at hand

SWANS - Love Of Life LP Trash Metal and the sound of tinyLove of Life, the bands eighth studio album, followed soon after White Light in 1992. According to Allmusics Ned Ragget, Love of Life continues the astounding creative roll Swans found themselves on yet another Swans masterpiece." The vinyl version of this album has also been unavailable since its original release.