Jehovahkill
Julian Cope · 1992
70 min · 16 tracks · post-punk
A sprawling exploration of existential themes wrapped in eclectic post-punk soundscapes and introspective lyrics.
Why this album works
- Best for
- wave-like pacing with peaks existential themes for deep thinking dynamic exploration of introspection
- Context
- Released on October 19, 1992, 'Jehovahkill' was Julian Cope's fifth studio album and a follow-up to 'Peggy Suicide'. At this point in his career, Cope had transitioned from mainstream success with The Teardrop Explodes to a more avant-garde solo artist, reflecting a deepening artistic vision informed by personal and political experiences.
- If you like
- post-punk
Jehovahkill is an album by Julian Cope, released in 1992. A sprawling exploration of existential themes wrapped in eclectic post-punk soundscapes and introspective lyrics. 'Jehovahkill' received critical acclaim for its ambitious scope and lyrical depth, which resonated within the alternative rock scene. It has been noted for influencing subsequent artists in the post-punk revival and is often referenced for its bold thematic choices, including critiques of religion and society. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Jehovahkill sound like?
A sprawling exploration of existential themes wrapped in eclectic post-punk soundscapes and introspective lyrics. Rooted in post-punk.
What makes Jehovahkill by Julian Cope notable?
'Jehovahkill' received critical acclaim for its ambitious scope and lyrical depth, which resonated within the alternative rock scene. It has been noted for influencing subsequent artists in the post-punk revival and is often referenced for its bold thematic choices, including critiques of religion and society. Released on October 19, 1992, 'Jehovahkill' was Julian Cope's fifth studio album and a follow-up to 'Peggy Suicide'. At this point in his career, Cope had transitioned from mainstream success with The Teardrop Explodes to a more avant-garde solo artist, reflecting a deepening artistic vision informed by personal and political experiences.
Who is Jehovahkill for?
Jehovahkill works well if you're into wave-like pacing with peaks, existential themes for deep thinking and dynamic exploration of introspection.
How many songs are on Jehovahkill?
Jehovahkill has 16 tracks, running approximately 70 minutes.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Soul Desert Standout 3:53
- 2 No Hard Shoulder to Cry On Standout 2:44
- 3 Akhenaten 2:52
- 4 The Mystery Trend 4:17
- 5 Up‐Wards at 45° 5:46
- 6 Know (Cut My Friend Down) 3:19
- 7 Necropolis 4:40
- 8 Slow Rider 2:18
- 9 Gimme Back My Flag Standout 5:33
- 10 Poet Is Priest… 6:23
- 11 Julian H. Cope 2:49
- 12 The Subtle Energies Commission 7:49
- 13 Fa‐Fa‐Fa‐Fine 2:25
- 14 Fear Loves This Place 4:16
- 15 The Tower 10:23
- 16 Peggy Suicide Is Missing 0:42
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