Received a 7.8 rating from Pitchfork. For years, fans of Connecticut’s post-industrial doomgaze two-piece Have a Nice Life have restlessly awaited the band’s second gloom-fueled, autobiographical meditation. Now, San Francisco label The Flenser is proud to unleash The Unnatural World. With eight songs clocking in at 47 minutes, The Unnatural World is Have a Nice Life’s most monumental release yet—a colossal, perfectly orchestrated work that leaves listeners comatose on the ground beside their record players. This second full-length delivers doom and gloom at a new level, more focused and soul-tearing than ever. The weight of sound is matched only by the band’s piercingly uncomfortable and personal lyrics dredging up themes of modern legend, religious insecurity and crushing depression. Wave after overwhelming wave will slam listeners down into psychological depths of existentialism and woe. Like its predecessor, the band’s 2008 debut Deathconsciousness, The Unnatural World maintains intensity from quiet lows to staggering highs. No speaker will do it justice and none of you are worthy! Tracklist A1 Guggenheim Wax Museum A2 Defenestration Song A3 Burial Society A4 Music Will Untune The Sky B1 Cropsey B2 Unholy Life B3 Dan And Tim, Reunited By Fate B4 Emptiness Will Eat The Witch Companies, etc. Mastered At – Blackler Mastering Credits Mastered By – Kevin Blackler Written By, Performer [Have A Nice Life Is, Was, And Always Will Be] – Dan*, Tim* Notes Standard edition on black vinyl.
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