Pre-Order: Krill - Secret Language - Yellow-In-Clear [Clear Vinyl] (Ylw) (LP) (New (N))

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In resurrecting the band Krill-declared dead over 10 years ago-Jonah Furman considered the turritopsis nutricula: the "immortal jellyfish" that reverts to juvenile form instead of dying. "I was always afraid of coming home," he says. "But home is inescapable." Now living in the same Chicago suburb he grew up in, Furman ponders the passage of time on Secret Language, a nostalgic and cerebral exploration of family, fatherhood, and fated love. From 2010 to 2015, Krill recorded three LPs and two EPs, growing into a cult project revered for it's complex, rapturous compositions. Anxious, anthemic, mathy, propulsive, they were beloved by Frankie Cosmos, Girlpool, Horse Jumper of Love, and countless others. Personal lives took priority and brought the project to an official close, save for two reunion shows and a 2020 album under the name Knot, but that's retroactively a Krill album, "because it's easier that way."The project was revived "on a whim" as Furman puts it: "Theo from Ovlov asked if Krill wanted to open a Chicago show. Then I started writing new stuff." He recruited Krill's longtime drummer Ian Becker who, too, had just moved back to town. Both had known guitarist Andrew Clinkman (also of Spirits Having Fun and Moontype) during their collective years in Boston and growing up in Chicagoland, and soon he joined the fold. On Secret Language, the trio tap into their reclaimed city's famed music community, drawing inspiration from current locals the same way Krill were inspired by their Boston contemporaries like Pile and Speedy Ortiz instead of Pixies or Mission of Burma. On Secret Language, home can be anything: a place, a person, a feeling. But Krill is "very much" a Chicago band now; a new beginning where it all began.

Tracklist:

  1. Porch
  2. Dominate
  3. Commemorative Plaque
  4. Driving
  5. Snails
  6. Hawaii
  7. Karst Fenster
  8. Secret Language
  9. Theme from Krill 2

UPC: 840526514779
Label: Exploding In Sound
Release Date: 11.13.26
Format: Vinyl

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    In resurrecting the band Krill-declared dead over 10 years ago-Jonah Furman considered the turritopsis nutricula: the "immortal jellyfish" that reverts to juvenile form instead of dying. "I was always afraid of coming home," he says. "But home is inescapable." Now living in the same Chicago suburb he grew up in, Furman ponders the passage of time on Secret Language, a nostalgic and cerebral exploration of family, fatherhood, and fated love. From 2010 to 2015, Krill recorded three LPs and two EPs, growing into a cult project revered for it's complex, rapturous compositions. Anxious, anthemic, mathy, propulsive, they were beloved by Frankie Cosmos, Girlpool, Horse Jumper of Love, and countless others. Personal lives took priority and brought the project to an official close, save for two reunion shows and a 2020 album under the name Knot, but that's retroactively a Krill album, "because it's easier that way."The project was revived "on a whim" as Furman puts it: "Theo from Ovlov asked if Krill wanted to open a Chicago show. Then I started writing new stuff." He recruited Krill's longtime drummer Ian Becker who, too, had just moved back to town. Both had known guitarist Andrew Clinkman (also of Spirits Having Fun and Moontype) during their collective years in Boston and growing up in Chicagoland, and soon he joined the fold. On Secret Language, the trio tap into their reclaimed city's famed music community, drawing inspiration from current locals the same way Krill were inspired by their Boston contemporaries like Pile and Speedy Ortiz instead of Pixies or Mission of Burma. On Secret Language, home can be anything: a place, a person, a feeling. But Krill is "very much" a Chicago band now; a new beginning where it all began.

    Tracklist:

    1. Porch
    2. Dominate
    3. Commemorative Plaque
    4. Driving
    5. Snails
    6. Hawaii
    7. Karst Fenster
    8. Secret Language
    9. Theme from Krill 2

    UPC: 840526514779
    Label: Exploding In Sound
    Release Date: 11.13.26
    Format: Vinyl

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