indie-only orange vinyl version, includes signed print - The Sunset Violent began in a disused frat house in the American Yucca Valley. Kimbie’s founding members Dominic Maker & Kai Campos began work on their first proper album together since 2017’s Love What Survives – the decision was made to leave London. Campos and Maker relocated for a month to a town in the middle of a desert. The resulting album, finished in London with longtime confidante Dillip Harris and their band mates Andrea Balency-Béarn and Marc Pell, is 37 minutes of Mount Kimbie at simultaneously their most daring and their most giddily infectious. Sleeker than its predecessor, The Sunset Violent provides a sturdy backdrop of fuzzy guitar and Korgs for Balency-Béarn and Maker’s melancholic vocals. The newly constituted four-piece sounds like if Sonic Youth or Young Marble Giants were wizards with the DAW, a band whose songs play like richly detailed dreams whose meaning may leave you scratching your head.
| A1 | Mount Kimbie - The Trail |
| A2 | Mount Kimbie - Dumb Guitar |
| A3 | Mount Kimbie - Shipwreck |
| A4 | Mount Kimbie, King Krule - Boxing |
| A5 | Mount Kimbie - Got Me |
| B1 | Mount Kimbie - A Figure In The Surf |
| B2 | Mount Kimbie - Fishbrain |
| B3 | Mount Kimbie - Yukka Tree |
| B4 | Mount Kimbie, King Krule - Empty And Silent |
