Blood Upon Stone

Whenever I am sent a new Cottingley Luna record, whenever I get a hold of one, which as it happens, I have been sent the new record and I've been listening to it alongside this this week, I always look forward to what the album closer is gonna bring, 'cause I know it's gonna do something.

Blood Upon Stone from The Long Road North, fucking unbelievable.

Uh, The Fall from Adorn To Fear, incredible as well.

Dark City/Dead Man, 15, nearly 16 minutes long.

Like they have done-

No

... much, you know, conventionally heavier album closers, like "Blood Upon Stone" from The Long Road North, for example, which I think is also astonishing, but that is a much more overwhelming sort of, you know, uh, sonic weight e- end to the record.

Doxa In Dead Man is just so fucking sad [laughs].