Tomb Mold - Manor Of Infinite Forms CD 1950s were a pillar in the

were a pillar in the 1960s London blues scene

000 copies worlwide

which consisted of taking up local hits by speaking in "voice over" around the choruses

Bill & Graham both deal in different kinds of tension & discomfort and while this album is both like & unlike what I've heard from either of them

Tomb Mold - Manor Of Infinite Forms CD 1950s were a pillar in theBubbling up from the oozing sewers of Toronto like a bizarre insectoid of mutant genotype, Tomb Mold reanimates with their second album, and first for 20 Buck Spin, Manor Of Infinite Forms. Constructing monumental towers of obscure shape, jarring yet coherent, Tomb Mold compositions evoke a distorted world alongside our own where all manner of oddity and peculiarity are permitted. Songs on Manor Of Infinite Forms move in strange ways, recklessly