Setting Fire To The Sky: Turquoise VInyl LP Magoo • Features a rapturous essay

• Features a rapturous essay by Pete Paphides

the keyboardist and arranger Nate Walcott—they opted for a fast-paced approach that drew inspiration from formative influences like The Replacements and Frank Black

Donnelly could “dig in” and discover a “forward-leaning sound” she’d been searching for

technical notes about the albums from producers/engineers Brian Eno

engineer Justin Morris

Setting Fire To The Sky: Turquoise VInyl LP Magoo • Features a rapturous essayLondon three piece Urne Joe Nally (bass, vocals), Angus Neyra (guitar) and James Cook (drums) have spent the last few years whipping up a firestorm of grit, swagger and grandiosity. Snarling hardcore, extreme inflections, and a strong sense of heavy metals inherent classicism, all burn together within Urnes burial chamber and propel the band forward. Like the best metal albums, Setting Fire to the Sky is about the culture itself. Be Not Dismayed is in