To Blacken the Pages
Based in Ireland, TBTP's first release in 2007 was the 47 minute epic 'The Urgency' - which Julian Cope described as: 'this awe-inspiring solo Sunn Mustang guitar-fest manages to invoke that same exhilarating Zoroastrian burning as early Ash Ra Tempel, without even once sounding less than entirely itself... the music of To Blacken The Pages dissolves linear time and swallows all misery whole.' ... more
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