The Chills 'Submarine Bells' VINYL for this is a landscape

for this is a landscape of terminal roads

Recording sessions took place between January and July 1986 at Little Mountain Sound Studios in Vancouver

working with Jay Whalley (Frenzal Rhomb) and others to finish 17 songs

Its introspective tone and cinematic sound helped redefine the local indie landscape

and more idea-driven

The Chills 'Submarine Bells' VINYL for this is a landscape'Submarine Bells' is The Chills much praised second album from 1990. Built around Martin Phillipps off kilter vocal; all accent, all attitude, it reels around folk like couplets with brusque punk swagger fed through psychedelic hues; so timeless it still simmers beautifully. It includes the effervescent, euphoric opener Heavenly Pop Hit.