Horse Rotorvator
by Coil
On 'Horse Rotorvator', Coil refines its experimental industrial sound into a form of modern psychedelia, constructing a tense and unnerving atmosphere through a collage of tribal drumming, funereal horns, and disquieting samples. The album's grand, sweeping compositions explore themes of death, betrayal, and apocalypse, notably meditating on the murder of filmmaker Pier Paolo Pasolini and featuring a stark cover of Leonard Cohen’s “Who by Fire”. Its fusion of brute noise and creepily serene arrangements established the work as a frightening and unique landmark of 1980s avant-garde music.
Genres
- Industrial
Tracklist
- The Anal Staircase
- Slur
- Babylero
- Ostia (The Death Of Pasolini)
- Herald
- Penetralia
- Circles Of Mania
- Blood From The Air
- Who By Fire
- The Golden Section
- The First Five Minutes After Death