The Sea Nymphs
The Sea Nymphs · 1992
46 min · 19 tracks · progressive rock
Ethereal melodies weave through surreal narratives, creating a dreamlike soundscape that blurs the lines between reality and imagination.
Top tracks — play these first
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Christ Alive — This track features haunting vocals layered over rich instrumental textures, encapsulating the album's blend of ethereal beauty and complex arrangements.
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Lilly White's Party — Serving as a centerpiece, this lengthy composition showcases dynamic shifts and intricate melodies, reflecting the band's experimental spirit.
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In the Corner of Sin — With its whimsical lyrics and playful instrumentation, this track exemplifies the album's exploration of surreal themes within a cohesive musical framework.
Moments worth listening for
Where the writing does something specific.
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The Psalm of Life
Midway through the song, a stark change in tempo introduces a contemplative verse that juxtaposes earlier whimsical themes with deeper existential questions.
This shift not only alters the emotional landscape of the song but also invites listeners to reflect on life's complexities amid its playful facade.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 The Spirit Spout 2:20
- 2 Shaping the River 2:07
- 3 Nil in the Nest 1:53
- 4 A Thousand Strokes and a Rolling Suck 2:18
- 5 Christ Alive 3:24
- 6 Mr. Drake's Big Heart 0:17
- 7 Lucky Lucy 2:23
- 8 Gods Box 1:54
- 9 Piano Interlude 0:44
- 10 Up in Annie's Room 3:37
- 11 Mr. Drake's Big Heart Reprise 0:17
- 12 The Psalm of Life 2:37
- 13 In the Corner of Sin 2:38
- 14 Tree Tops High 2:36
- 15 Dog Eat Spine 2:51
- 16 Sarah on a Worm 2:46
- 17 Lilly White's Party 5:14
- 18 Appealing to Venus 2:33
- 19 Abade 4:18
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