CURRENT 93 - Nature Unveiled (Remastered) - LP - Vinyl [MAY 22]

LP - Standard edition black vinyl with sleeve printed on both sides and printed inner polybag. Remastered by The Bricoleur at Bladud Flies! The original artwork has been refreshed and reborn by Rob Hopeye (2026 Reissue). 

Current 93's debut album Nature Unveiled, recorded in 1984. The music is very dark, creepy and mesmerizing. Nature Unveiled is the quintessence of Tibet's black masses, fusing mantra and Gregorian invocations, "unveiled" an ode to eternal suffering, a terrifying fresco of the Universal Judgement.

Current 93’s first and last album, Nature Unveiled dragged together my obsessions, as I had decided to make a pop album that dealt with my (then—as now!) primary fascinations: Christian apocalyptic and eschatological Christian texts. In my Speed-Ridden Soul and Mind, I thought I was reinventing The Ronettes, and that the 2 long sides of Nature Unveiled were A- and B- Sides of a Wall Of Soundhogs HIT! But the reality is that I was sharing a squat in Vauxhall with Little Annie Anxiety, and hanging out with Youth in The BatCave, with chickens rescued by The Animal Liberation Front in our backyard. Or did that come soon after, soon later? The album was recorded at The Roundhouse Studios in London’s Chalk Farm, home of Bronze Records, the label of my heroes (then—as now!) Uriah Heep, and Motörhead too, for whom I had moved stage-gear on their tour promoting their debut single on Chiswick Records.

Anyway, anyway—I had not reinvented The Ronettes, though every time, every place, I listen to Nature Unveiled it hits me, and feels like a judas kiss.

There has been nothing unveiled like Nature Unveiled, before, since, or after.

- David Tibet

This release is part of the series of reissues of the entire back catalogue of C93 on vinyl and CD.

Tracklist: 

1. Ach Golgotha (Maldoror Is Dead)    [18:59]
2. The Mystical Body Of Christ In Chorazaim (The Great In The Small)    [19:50]

Personnel:

David Tibet
Steven Stapleton
John Fothergill
John Murphy
Annie Anxiety
Nick Rogers
Youth