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Loathe I Let It In And It Took Everything Vinyl LP Black Smoke Colour Due Out 04/12/26

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Cat no. 4065629771973

Loathe - I Let It In And It Took Everything

Please note this is a pre-order item due for release 4th December, 2026

Black Smoke Colour

Tracklist:

1. Theme
2. Aggressive Evolution
3. Broken Vision Rhythm
4. Two-Way MirrorDisc
5. 451 Days
6. New Faces in the Dark
7. Red Room
8. Screaming
9. Is It Really You?
10. Gored
11. Heavy Is The Head That Falls With The Weight Of A Thousand Thoughts
12. A Sad Cartoon
13. A Sad Cartoon (Reprise)
14. I Let It It In And It Took Everything...

Loathe have been making waves in the British underground heavy music scene since their inception in 2014. Two EPs and one full-length debut album have already put them on the map and the band has already been nominated for Best New Band at the MetalHammer Golden Gods and Best UK Breakthrough Band in the Heavy Music Awards. Their intense, visceral multi-media live showextravaganza has marked them out as a band who have ambitions far beyond that of their peers and now, with the release of theirsecond full length album, 'I Let It In and It Took Everything', those ambitions are beginning to be realised. A myriad of differentinfluences are being thrown into the Loathe melting pot, some that people might expect and others that would likely seem inconceivablefor a band with such an acerbic sound. Both Radiohead and The 1975 are cornerstones in the approach Loathe take with their music,partly in a sonic sense but mainly in terms of being a band who strive to do whatever they want and cultivate a fan base that will followthem down some deep, experimental rabbit holes. And then there are specific influences that stem from outside of music as well; thesoundtrack to 2001’s survival horror videogame 'Silent Hill 2', the ominous, disturbing aura created by 2019’s most divisive film 'Joker'or the entire works of serial brain scrambler David Lynch.