Cold in Berlin - The Comfort of Loss & Dust - 04 The Sinner

from The Comfort of Loss & Dust

April 5th, 2015

11 tracks

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The Comfort of Loss & Dust

Cold in Berlin - The Comfort of Loss & Dust - 04 The Sinner

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Cold in Berlin - The Comfort of Loss & Dust - 04 The Sinner

Cold in Berlin

I am a sinner in the making I am gruesome and vicious on waking But I believe there's 1 2 3 gods for me I am loser in the making I am beautiful painful on waking But I believe there's 1 2 3 lost to me But I believe there's 1 2 3 lost to me But freedom's somewhere else I am a lover in the making I am horny and hungry on waking But I believe there's 1 2 3 meant for me I believe there's 1 2 3 meant for me But freedom's somewhere else On the day the twins died I was really high and although I've tried I have yet to cry On the day that Jo died no one told me I found out the next day as I was away with my shame On the day she left me it was cold for October I don't think I've ever been colder than I was that day My lover walked away The sinner walks alone Alone alone alone alone alone But freedom's somewhere else You're free to help yourself Freedom's somewhere else You're free to help yourself The sinner walks alone

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The Comfort of Loss and Dust 10 tracks of unprecedented scope and power, recorded at Gun Factory Studios, London, by Cönstantin Grönert.

Mastered by Jaime Gomez Arellano (Sunn O))) and Electric Wizard).

CiB's third album is a black mass of doomy punk rock, fired by the Gothic imaginings of vocalist/lyricist Maya. With its dark soundscapes spun in haunting imagery and a feeling of the uncanny, The Comfort of Loss and Dust plays like the aural accompaniment to a nightmare.

Following on from their critically acclaimed debut album Give Me Walls (2010, Cargo) and the 2012 follow up And Yet (Candlelight), this release will be the bands’ second on pioneering independent label Candlelight Records.

Since forming in 2010, London-based Cold in Berlin has played throughout Europe alongside some of the most revered alternative acts, graced major festival stages and won praise from influential publications including Q, Mojo, Metal Hammer, Rock Sound and Clash.