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The Ninth Wave Infancy Vinyl LP Ltd Red And Blue Colour 2019

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Cat no. DTIL107V2

Limited edition 2LP on blue & red colour vinyl

Tracklist:

1. THIS BROKEN DESIGN
2. USED TO BE YOURS
3. HALF PURE
4. ALL THE THINGS WE DO
5. A WAVE GOODBYE TO THE PEOPLE WHO SAID I'D WIN
6 .FIRST ENCOUNTERS
7. HUMAN BEHAVIOUR
8. IMITATION
9. SOMETIMES THE SILENCE IS SWEETER
10. EVERYTHING THAT YOU HAVE LEFT
11. UNSPOKEN
12. FLOWER INTO WOUNDS

A brief glimpse into The Ninth Wave’s disruptive, convention-skewering world makes it clear in an instant that this is a band with something to say. Their sharp, self-assured lyrics take a no-holds-barred approach to documenting the state of society, the human condition and their own personal battles, all written from the very relatable perspective of a group of young people existing in a time defined by widespread unrest and division. From explorations of self-torment and paranoia (This Broken Design) to not being accepted by society (Flower Into Wounds) and the overwhelming fatigue of living in a superficial culture (Half Pure), Infancy is, at its core, a mirror of the darkest facets of living in 2019. The Ninth Wave’s uncompromising message is delivered in a gargantuan, electrifying sonic style that can’t fully be likened to anyone who’s come before them.

In a wildly oversaturated market of cut-and-paste indie, The Ninth Wave offer a shock of ’80s-infused power pop, drawing influence from the post-punk greats and a blend of their parents’ record collections, including Stevie Nicks, JJ Cale and AC/DC. The vast array of inspirations they cite culminates in something that is wholly unique, lending itself to no labels or sub genres besides “the sound of The Ninth Wave.”