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.
Is this for you?
Good fit if you like
- wave-like pacing with peaks
- existential themes for deep thinking
- dynamic exploration of introspection
- long listening sessions encouraged
- thought-provoking lyrical journeys
Maybe skip if you want
- prefer instant gratification
- want standalone singles only
Where this album fits
- Career 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.
- Stylistic neighbors
- The Teardrop Explodes· Echo & the Bunnymen· Wire
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Soul Desert 3:53
- 2 No Hard Shoulder to Cry On 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 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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