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For The First Time
Artist
Black Country, New Road
ReleaseProduct
For The First Time
Label
Ninja Tune
Catalogue Number
ZENDNL269
Release Date
February 5, 2021

  • Vinyl 1×LP, Limited Coloured

    $25.99
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    • Inverted negative effect artwork exclusive to this edition
    • 16 page lyric booklet + sticker
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Genres

London’s ‘New Weird Britain’ paradigm-shifters Black Country, New Road practically over-exceed all expectations on their eagerly-awaited debut. For The First Time offers a perfect encapsulation of the group’s live electricity; bursts of raw post-punk energy, hints of Eastern European klezmer joyousness and an uncannily taut sense for tension in the vein of Slint and Gastr Del Sol. Their dizzyingly comprehensive sound — a whirlwind tour of countercultural genre amalgamations — pairs neatly with vocalist Isaac Wood’s frenzied poetics, liable to trembling across themes of identity and popular culture, as well as poking holes in the moth-eaten fabric of Britishness.

Digital Track List

  1. 1 Instrumental 5:27 Buy

    Instrumental

  2. 2 Athens, France 6:22 Buy

    Athens, France

  3. 3 Science Fair 6:20 Buy

    Science Fair

  4. 4 Sunglasses 9:50 Buy

    Sunglasses

  5. 5 Track X 4:44 Buy

    Track X

  6. 6 Opus 8:01 Buy

    Opus

Black Country, New Road

Ninja Tune

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Alternative / Indie / Post-rock

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