Wyldest Feed The Flowers Nightmares Vinyl LP 2022
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Original price
£7.99
Original price
£7.99
£7.99
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£7.99
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£7.99
Cat no. HIH147LP
Tracklist:
1. Every Time You'll Be Mine
2. The Best Is Yet to Come
3. Abilene
4. Hungry for You to Know
5. Tin Foil Girl
6. Feed the Flowers Nightmares
7. Winter Limbs
8. Lucid Lately
9. Easier to Believe
10. Uncle A
11. Inky Road
After the release of Wyldest’s second album, Monthly Friend, Zoe Mead found herself at something of a crossroads. Having made their debut album Dream Chaos as a trio, circumstances had shifted Wyldest into a solo project and Zoe decided to take on all responsibilities, writing, mixing, and producing the entire thing herself as a show of empowerment both for herself and in the face of wider societal constraints. While the music spoke for itself, the ramifications of that journey resulted in both a burn-out and a conundrum. She had proven that empowering yourself as a musician – especially as a woman navigating the music industry – was both important and achievable, but she also knew that she needed a reset, to take a step backwards to be able to move forward again with purpose.
That journey comes of age in the form of Feed The Flowers Nightmares, Wyldest’s third album, released this summer via Hand In Hive. Made alongside Luciano Rossi (Idlewild, Dama Scout), Feed The Flowers Nightmares is a celebration of collaboration, a collection of eleven songs that redefines the Wyldest sound into something altogether darker and more sophisticated.
1. Every Time You'll Be Mine
2. The Best Is Yet to Come
3. Abilene
4. Hungry for You to Know
5. Tin Foil Girl
6. Feed the Flowers Nightmares
7. Winter Limbs
8. Lucid Lately
9. Easier to Believe
10. Uncle A
11. Inky Road
After the release of Wyldest’s second album, Monthly Friend, Zoe Mead found herself at something of a crossroads. Having made their debut album Dream Chaos as a trio, circumstances had shifted Wyldest into a solo project and Zoe decided to take on all responsibilities, writing, mixing, and producing the entire thing herself as a show of empowerment both for herself and in the face of wider societal constraints. While the music spoke for itself, the ramifications of that journey resulted in both a burn-out and a conundrum. She had proven that empowering yourself as a musician – especially as a woman navigating the music industry – was both important and achievable, but she also knew that she needed a reset, to take a step backwards to be able to move forward again with purpose.
That journey comes of age in the form of Feed The Flowers Nightmares, Wyldest’s third album, released this summer via Hand In Hive. Made alongside Luciano Rossi (Idlewild, Dama Scout), Feed The Flowers Nightmares is a celebration of collaboration, a collection of eleven songs that redefines the Wyldest sound into something altogether darker and more sophisticated.