Cork band Boa Morte take the space for a fourth album 

They haven't quite been prolific since their 2002 debut, but the slowcore quartet have amassed thousands of listeners along the way 
Cork band Boa Morte take the space for a fourth album 

Boa Morte: fourth album sees the Cork band continue to shift shapes

Proving that slowcore is more than a sound, Cork quartet Boa Morte took eight years to follow up their 2002 debut, Soon it Will Come Time to Face the World Outside, and a further nine for Before There Was Air to accompany 2010’s The Dial Waltz. So, the arrival of the band’s fourth album, The Total Space, in less than a mere four years would suggest that Covid-19 gave them the total space to concentrate on writing and recording. 

But in a surprising twist, the recent wave of lockdowns delayed their latest offering by six months as they sought to schedule time with a producer.

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