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Ash & Ice by Kills (CD, 2016)

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The Kills experienced -- or should that be survived?. -- an eventful five years between 2011's Blood Pressures and Ash & Ice. Alison Mosshart moved to Nashville and worked with the Dead Weather as well as on her career as a visual artist, while Jamie Hince split with wife Kate Moss and suffered an injury to his left hand that required him to learn how to play guitar again.

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Product Identifiers

Record LabelDomino, Domi

UPC0887828028924

eBay Product ID (ePID)27046036151

Product Key Features

FormatCD

Release Year2016

GenreRock

ArtistKills

Release TitleAsh & Ice

Dimensions

Item Height0.38 in

Item Weight0.38 lb

Item Length5.59 in

Item Width4.94 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Discs1

Number of Tracks13

Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States

Tracks1.1 Doing It to Death 1.2 Heart of a Dog 1.3 Hard Habit to Break 1.4 Bitter Fruit 1.5 Days of Why and How 1.6 Let It Drop 1.7 Hum for Your Buzz 1.8 Siberian Nights 1.9 That Love 1.10 Impossible Tracks 1.11 Black Tar 1.12 Echo Home 1.13 Whirling Eye

Notes2016 release. Ash & Ice is the follow up to 2011's critically lauded Blood Pressures and was five years in the making in part due to Jamie Hince's five hand surgeries, which resulted in him having to re-learn how to play guitar with a permanently damaged finger. It was during Hince's recuperation from surgery that he first started sketching out what would become the songs for the album. To shake up the writing process, Hince booked a solo trip on the infamous Trans-Siberian Express for inspiration while Alison Mosshart, now residing in Nashville, TN, wrote some of the most affecting, poetically candid lyrics that she ever has, painting word pictures that mine the dangerous terrain between romantic obsession, prophecy and tough love. Where previous albums had an air of detachment and emotional austerity, underpinned by an uneasy self-awareness and unexpressed anger, the songs on Ash & Ice are more understated, less tempestuous and more affecting because of that, exposing the kind of push-pull you feel when you find yourself in a complicated but all-consuming relationship. Ash & Ice is The Kills at their emotionally charged, arresting best. Prepare to be slayed.