The Shadow Ring - Wax-Work Echoes LP they’ve been snatching victory from

they’ve been snatching victory from the jaws of indifference with a pluck that only the most dedicated can intuit

erupting outside

But as the suspense is broken with the first notes

blasting through Cafe Oto's tattered Fender Twin (the cover model for the aforementioned How to Rescue Things) rather than a pair of ancient NS-10s

The metaphysic of "Second Hand Store" cuts to the uncompromised heart of this record

The Shadow Ring - Wax-Work Echoes LP they’ve been snatching victory fromOriginally conceived as a compilation of outtakes and live recordings from The Shadow Rings 1995 stateside tour, Wax Work Echoes takes its name from the first line of Put the Music in Its Coffin, the title track of the groups breakthrough release. Lambkin abandons the bitsand bobs approach, advancing the Shadow Ring concept with entirely original material that builds on the units self mythologizing lyrics, celebrates the clicking of horse hooves,