Lungfish 'Artificial Horizon' LP

Lungfish's sixth full-length LP, released in 1998. Lungfish’s sixth album, Artificial Horizon, captures the Baltimore group at their most focused and elemental. Released in 1998, the record distils the band’s hypnotic approach into a series of tightly wound, trance-like songs built from repeating guitar figures, locked-in rhythms and Daniel Higgs’ commanding, incantatory vocals.  Across the album, guitarist Asa Osborne, bassist Nathan Bell and drummer Mitchell Feldstein create a steady, meditative pulse that allows Higgs’ philosophical lyrics to rise and fall like ritual chants. The result is both austere and powerful - music that moves patiently but with unwavering intent.  A defining moment in the group’s catalogue, Artificial Horizon stands as a pure expression of Lungfish’s singular vision: minimal, spiritual and utterly hypnotic.