THE DECCAN TRAPS - The Deccan Traps SYNTHPOP End is perhaps the “grandest”

End is perhaps the “grandest” Explosions in the Sky album – melding the quiet restraint and crushing feel of their early releases with the sonic texturing and ornate experimentation of their later releases

as urgent as it is compelling

where bodies and sweat are just one gear in bringing a community together

is one of the greatest (and perhaps only) attempts to merge go-go beats with post punk

THE DECCAN TRAPS - The Deccan Traps SYNTHPOP End is perhaps the “grandest”2LP Limited Numbered Edition Blue (LP 1) Snowy White (LP2) Vinyl. All will be numbered 1 300. Neil Fairclough, Lois Fairclough, John Dagnall, Neil Edwards, Andy Treacey and Johnny Heyes met at Manchester Music College in early 1990s. In addition to becoming lifelong friends, they have worked together on and off ever since. The Deccan Traps project began when Neil F, Lois and John started writing songs together over a decade ago. As Lois is Neils