I Am the Last of All the Field That Fell: A Channel
About this album
Where they were
By 2014, Current 93 had established themselves as a cornerstone of the neofolk genre, with 'I Am the Last of All the Field That Fell: A Channel' being their latest studio album following 2012's 'Aleph at Hallucinatory Mountain.' This release continued to showcase David Tibet's unique blend of mysticism and personal reflection, further solidifying his artistic vision in a career that spans over three decades.
Why it matters
'I Am the Last of All the Field That Fell: A Channel' received critical acclaim for its depth and complexity, often noted in reviews from publications like 'The Quietus.' The album marked a notable point in Current 93's discography, continuing to influence the neofolk scene while also drawing attention for its thematic exploration of loss and spirituality.
Essential tracks
- "The Invisible Church" — This opening track sets a contemplative tone with its layered instrumentation and evocative lyrics that explore themes of transcendence and isolation.
- "Kings and Things" — Featuring a compelling narrative style, this track encapsulates the album's mythical elements while showcasing Tibet's poetic lyricism.
- "I Remember the Berlin Boys" — With its poignant reflections on memory and loss, this track resonates deeply within the album's overall emotional landscape.
Release Date
March 4, 2014
Artist Origin
United Kingdom
Tracklist
- 1 The Invisible Church 6:32
- 2 Those Flowers Grew 8:42
- 3 Kings and Things 6:22
- 4 With the Dromedaries 5:37
- 5 The Heart Full of Eyes 5:46
- 6 Mourned Winter Then 5:56
- 7 And Onto PickNickMagick 7:57
- 8 Why Did the Fox Bark? 6:22
- 9 I Remember the Berlin Boys 3:49
- 10 Spring Sand Dreamt Larks 4:33
- 11 I Could Not Shift the Shadow 6:13
