{"product_id":"783970982599","title":": Put The Music In Its Coffin (Vinyl LP)","description":"Recorded in summer of 1994 at S.H.P studios (frontman Graham Lambkin's parents' home), the group's sophomore record Put the Music in It's Coffin is a more sinister, saturnine affair than their debut City Lights. From the get-go, the record has a menacing, vile ambience. It's opening track Horse-Meat Cakes, inspired by an anecdote by pulp author Philip K. Dick about how he and his wife subsisted off low-grade pet food when he first arrived in San Francisco, sets the tone lyrically and sonically. Subsequent tracks are filled with Rabelaisian body horror and sinewy, haptic diction. I try to pass out vital organs, convinced that they are waste, intones Lambkin in Heart, Liver \u0026amp; Lungs, before a chorus of detuned guitars kicks in, nearly drowning out the speaker's account of consuming chevaline intestines. Later songs similarly detail vernacular cooking (Caribbean Porridge, about a cornmeal hangover cure), bodily processes (Nocturnal Middle Rumbles, about nighttime defecation), and creaturely conflict (Crystal Tears and Spin The Animal Dial).  Horse-Meat Cakes, Heart Liver ; Lungs, Put the Music in It's Coffin, Remembering Old Friends, Mustard Hooves, Nocturnal Middle Rumbles, Caribbean Porridge, Crystal Tears, Spin the Animal Dial, Moonlight in Wings","brand":"Blank Forms","offers":[{"title":"Default Title","offer_id":47066053968162,"sku":"783970982599","price":30.99,"currency_code":"USD","in_stock":true}],"thumbnail_url":"\/\/cdn.shopify.com\/s\/files\/1\/2231\/7305\/files\/4238819-3028192.jpg?v=1777071635","url":"https:\/\/www.besvinyl.com\/products\/783970982599","provider":"besvinyl.com","version":"1.0","type":"link"}