Explosions in the sky - End (yellow vinyl) madlib “Me and Bobby McGee” 3

“Me and Bobby McGee” 3

A1 Human After All 5:20 A2 The Prime Time Of Your Life 4:23 A3 Robot Rock 4:26 B1 Steam Machine 5:21 B2 Make Love 4:49 C1 The Brainwasher 4:08 C2 On/Off 0:19 C3 Television Rules The Nation 4:46 D1 Technologic 4:43 D2 Emotion 6:57

Eric Moore (drums

Music for Films was initially a limited edition LP sent out in 1976 to filmmakers

Oracular Spectacular

Explosions in the sky - End (yellow vinyl) madlib “Me and Bobby McGee” 3The title of the seventh studio album from Explosions in the Sky, End, isn't a sign that the band is breaking up. Rather, it's meant as the final stage of a thematic cycle that began with their first album (How Strange, Innocence) and progressed through several dramatic, lengthy titles as the group became more ambitious and widened their scope. End is a reflection on death or the conclusion of a relationship, and how it can set the stage for a new