End Times: Vinyl LP testing SW sounding like musicians assembled in

sounding like musicians assembled in a room

” Less was always planned to be a statement in reduction but it soon became apparent that the songs the band were writing were significant

dirty breaks and samples from his chaotic record collection

and the distinctive style of singer Flemming Ronsdorf (somewhere  between AC/DC’s  Bon Scott and Accept’s Udo Dirkschneider) would become one of Artillery’s most recognizable assets

with drums programmed on a MIDI controller before being brought to life in Carey’s studio in his own signature

End Times: Vinyl LP testing SW sounding like musicians assembled inThe eighth Eels studio album, End Times, is the sound of an artist growing older in uncertain times. An artist who has lost his great love while struggling with his faith in an increasingly hostile world teetering on self destruction. Largely self recorded on an old four track tape machine by eels leader Mark Oliver Everett aka E in his los angeles basement, it's a 'divorce album' with a modern twist: the artist equates his personal loss with the