Patrick Wolf Crying The Neck Vinyl LP Harvest Ochre & Umber Soil Colour 2025
Tracklist:
- Limbo (feat. Zola Jesus)
- The Last of England
- Jupiter
- On Your Side
- Oozlum
- Dies Irae
- The Curfew Bell
- Lughnasa (feat. Serafina Steer)
- Song of The Scythe
- Better or Worse
- Hymn of The Haar
With his 7th album Crying The Neck, 41-year-old multi- instrumentalist and composer Patrick Wolf has created a confident, uplifting and hopeful record inspired by the transfiguring power of grief at the death of his mother, folklore, the Kentish landscape, and the state of England. On this album Patrick brings in long term friends Zola Jesus, Serafina Steer and Seb Rochford to provide guest appearances.
The first in a planned four-album series, Crying The Neck was written and recorded in the Kent coastal town Patrick now calls home. As well as the album’s release, 2025 will also see the release of a BFI funded feature-length documentary film about his life.
Across his first six albums Patrick established himself as a much loved and respected artist. He is known for combining electronic sampling with classical instruments.
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Tracklist:
- Limbo (feat. Zola Jesus)
- The Last of England
- Jupiter
- On Your Side
- Oozlum
- Dies Irae
- The Curfew Bell
- Lughnasa (feat. Serafina Steer)
- Song of The Scythe
- Better or Worse
- Hymn of The Haar
With his 7th album Crying The Neck, 41-year-old multi- instrumentalist and composer Patrick Wolf has created a confident, uplifting and hopeful record inspired by the transfiguring power of grief at the death of his mother, folklore, the Kentish landscape, and the state of England. On this album Patrick brings in long term friends Zola Jesus, Serafina Steer and Seb Rochford to provide guest appearances.
The first in a planned four-album series, Crying The Neck was written and recorded in the Kent coastal town Patrick now calls home. As well as the album’s release, 2025 will also see the release of a BFI funded feature-length documentary film about his life.
Across his first six albums Patrick established himself as a much loved and respected artist. He is known for combining electronic sampling with classical instruments.
