HMLTD The Worm destroy an invigorating blast of future-facing

an invigorating blast of future-facing dance music from Limpopo

All You Had to Do Was Stay

never more apparent than on "Dubnium 268" where heavy layers of drone and melody crash and burn along an unstable rhythmic path

Nobody's Fault (ft

Recent years brought about for Julia Holter an existential focus on human connection

HMLTD The Worm destroy an invigorating blast of future-facingEver since their emergence in early 2016 HMLTD, avid advocates of the Gesamtkunstwerk, have always striven to give audiences more. On their wildly ambitious second album, they are realising these aims on a truly epic scale. Created over the course of two years with a cast of 47 musicians including a gospel choir and a 16 piece string orchestra The Worm is less a concept album than a fully fledged musical universe, transcending genre and medium. Set in