and A Place to Bury Strangers
allowing for maximal control whilst editing
a meditation on his musical identity during young adulthood from the perspective of middle age
echoing Big Black’s foreboding clang
It was a key album in the development of the black metal genre
Floodlights - Underneath LP xx1981 and A Place to BuryAfter stripping back the layers to expose their own vulnerabilities, hopes, fears and passions, Floodlights emerge with their third album, Underneath. Written amidst extensive touring of the UK and Europe, Australia and the US, Underneath was shaped by a surreal period in each members lives full of firsts, exploring new places, playing their biggest gigs and festivals yet. Despite the transience of their new life on the road, the writing process