The Horrors - Live The Corner Hotel (2010)

The most recent The Horrors album made me a believer. The Horrors have their origin in the early 2000s where they became interested in obscure vinyl and DJing. During trips to London and on the Southend circuit, Rhys "Spider" Webb met Faris Badwan (Faris Rotter) and Tom Cowan (Tomethy Furse) through their shared interests in '60s garage rock, and in 2005 the three formed a band with Joshua Hayward and Joseph Spurgeon (Coffin Joe). This band, a motely group conspired to look like The Addams Family, rooted the live presence of the Black Rebel Motorcycle Club and coupled the sounds of 60's garage rock and late 90's industrial-lite to form their unique horror-inspired sound. From hot singles like "Sheena Is a Parasite" to the lush, Bunnymen-inspired sounds of Primary Colours the band rips the roof off the house in this live set from 2010. The Corner Hotel performance showcases New Ice Age and Count In Fives as two highlights from the live set. Additionally, while I jam to Primary Colours while writting this, I have added a second deluxe show (albeit without song list) for the rare Live at the Casbah (2009) performance. Two huge The Horrors mega shows for the price of one!

The Horrors - Live The Corner Hotel (2010)
01. Intro
02. Mirror's Image
03. Three Decades
04. Primary Colours
05. I Can't Control Myself
06. New Ice Age
07. Scarlet Fields
08. I Only Think of You
09. Whole New Way
10. Who Can Say
11. Sea Within A Sea
12. Ghost Rider (Suicide Cover)
13. Count In Fives
14. Sheena Is A Parasite
15. Gloves

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