Everywhere At The End of Time is the first in a series of six albums by The Caretaker, aka James Leyland Kirby, slowly cataloguing the stages of early onset dementia. Each album will reveal new points of progression, loss and disintegration, progressively falling further and further towards the abyss of complete memory loss and nothingness. Viewing dementia as a series of stages can be a useful way to understand the illness, but it is important to realize that this only provides a rough guide to the progress of the condition. Drawing on a recorded history of 20 years of recollected memories, this is one final journey and study into recreating the progression of dementia through sound. As the first in the series - and despite its typically frayed loop construction, this volume is the most lucid - subsequent instalments will continue to move into faded obscurity and material erosion. Mastered and cut by Andreas Lupo Lubich. Artwork by Ivan Seal.
| A1 | Its Just A Burning Memory | 3:32 |
| A2 | We Don’t Have Many Days | 3:30 |
| A3 | Late Afternoon Drifting | 3:35 |
| A4 | Childishly Fresh Eyes | 2:58 |
| A5 | Slightly Bewildered | 2:01 |
| A6 | Things That Are Beautiful And Transient | 4:34 |
| B1 | All That Follows Is True | 3:31 |
| B2 | An Autumnal Equinox | 2:46 |
| B3 | Quiet Internal Rebellions | 3:30 |
| B4 | The Loves Of My Entire Life | 4:04 |
| B5 | Into Each Others Eyes | 4:36 |
| B6 | My Heart Will Stop In Joy | 2:41 |
