Fourwaycross- Fill the Sky/Home/Shimmer/Pendulum
In addition to tracking down some rare records these last few months, I’ve also been working slowly at re-ripping much of the old collection, improving rips for my own posterity, and upgrading things from the back pages here as well. It’s been an ongoing labor of love these last few years, and one of the few things keeping me sane during the pandemic. With that in mind, I wanted to make a quick post and share the remaining Fourwaycross LPs that I had in my collection, minus 1989’s On the Other Hand (which is already available on CD). You can read lots more about the band and check out their debut cassette here.
Otherwise, I’ve ripped their excellent second and third albums and cleaned them up considerably, also making sure to take care with the gaps between tracks to make sure they play as intended. I’m also including a fresh rip of the amazing Shimmer 12” from 1987, and 1993’s Pendulum 10+7”, which was released after the band split the first time around, but musically predates the first cassette. Here’s the full rundown:
Fourwaycross- Fill the Sky LP (1986)
1. Climate And Weather
2. Indy
3. Apologize
4. So For You
5. Losing
6. Dirty News
7. U.S.A.
8. Trench
9. Unconcerned
10. Dream
Fourwaycross- Home LP (1986)
1. Woke
2. Magazine And Blue
3. Moment Of Pain
4. We Talk
5. Metal From Daisies
6. Eyes
7. Valleys
Fourwaycross- Shimmer 12” (1987)
1. Shimmer
2. That’s All
3. Interstate
4. Peregrine
Fourwaycross- Pendulum 10”+7” (1993)
1. Woke
2. There’s No Place
3. Halloween
4. Num
5. Faded Flowers
6. Dead Moon
7. Hungry Souls
8. Original Dream
9. Pendulum
Plenty of rare and unblogged treasures coming in the next few weeks, so stay tuned and be safe out there! <3
November 12, 2020 at 11:58 pm
i enjoy your posts…thank you for sharing…
November 15, 2020 at 5:07 am
criminally overlooked first LP Thank you
June 12, 2021 at 6:01 pm
Your blog has been such a pleasure. Thanks for sharing all of these gems!
December 13, 2021 at 8:17 am
unlike other post punk band, fourwaycross stands out an experimental band making extensive explorations into areas most of its peers wouldn’t bother or don’t have the gift to achieve. there are always a couple of songs in an album that surprise me and make me decide to keep the folders rather than delete them. Nice band, expecting what their CD album “On the other hand” will be like.