A much earlier Death in June album, this one being from 1986. This album also sees David Tibet, of Current 93 fame, contributing heavily. The heavily experimental elements that were a trademark of early Death in June are here in a big way, with heavy industrial touches. While there still is the underlying neofolk elements, this is a much more experimental album. Nonetheless, this, like all Death in June albums, is definitely worth getting. Recommended, as always. 1. Blood of Winter 4:10
2. Hidden Among the Leaves 4:29
3. Torture by Roses 3:34
4. Come Before Christ and Murder Love 4:24
5. Love Murder 5:10
6. Rule Again 4:01
7. Break the Black Ice 4:07
8. Rocking Horse Night 3:32
9. Blood Victory 5:17
10. Death of Man 15:28
11. Reprise I 3:22
12. Reprise II 4:06
13. Reprise III 5:22
Total Running: 1:06:55
United Kingdom
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