33 minutes, 24 seconds

Attrition
Eternity

Does it seem as though at least a third of Attrition's recent output consists of classical interpretations of their older material? Maybe it's just me. No complaints: I like their older material just fine, and the addition of Franck Dematteis's moody viola playing was a stroke of genius. But at the same time, it'd be great to see them approach the heights of 1991's A Tricky Business again.

In other news, no Total Time for the next few days. I'm off to the Oregon Coast with Mrs. Total Time and her twin sister to celebrate their birthday and bask in the few remaining days of sun in the Pacific Northwest. So, for me, a reluctant vacation from music, but an enthusiastic break from the World's Most Boring Software Company®. For you, well, which other dull blog will you force yourself to read in the meantime?

Also today:

33:16 DavaNtage, Conference
33:09 Morrissey, Kill Uncle
32:58 In Strict Confidence, The Serpent's Kiss (CD 2 of 3)
32:47 Cocteau Twins, Victorialand
32:46 Grabesmond, Mordenheim
32:42 In Strict Confidence, The Serpent's Kiss (CD 1 of 3)
New arrival! 69:47 Slow Six, Nor'easter
32:34 Helium Vola, In Lichter Farbe Steht der Wald
32:29 Cherche-Lune, Dun Emrys
32:22 Karjalan Sissit, Tanssit on Loppu Nyt
32:18 Shnarph!, Atmen