After a zombie virus has turned most of Philadelphia's population into undead cannibals, four of the survivors are escaping from the city in a helicopter when they spot a hangar-like structure surrounded by a vast carpark.
Here's what working with Steve Albini can do for your band, as evinced by "Attack on Memory" (Carpark), the strong new album by the Cleveland outfit Cloud Nothings.
We warm up in a carpark surrounded by wrecked tanks.
In the town of Naraha, groceries sit untouched on the shelves of a convenience store; a handful of cars punctuate a supermarket carpark, abandoned by their owners amid the panic that followed the first explosion at one of the Fukushima Daiichi plant's reactor buildings.
Instances of Thai people getting really upset if you insult their royal family are common (one reformist was beaten up by twins in a carpark last week), but the king himself has come out and said he should "not be above criticism".
Or, to put it simply, it stops the car from behaving as if it's being driven by a hoodie in a carpark after dark.
She and her husband have campaigned for a change in the law relating to bail after their daughter, Jane, a nurse, was stabbed to death in a Blackpool hospital carpark in 2010 by her ex-partner, Jonathan Vass, who had been released on bail after being accused of rape and assault offences.
Beach House "Devotion" (Carpark), the second album by the Baltimore duo Beach House, drifts by in a haze created by calm tempos and recurring instruments: Victoria Legrand's modest keyboard, which she usually sets to sound like a harpsichord or a distant calliope, and Alex Scally's well-reverbed guitar and slide guitar.
His remains were subsequently lost for more than 500 years until exhumed by archaeologists from beneath a Leicester carpark in September 2012.
With the release of Supermogadon (Carpark) the 3rd cd by Marumari (my favorite artist on the label), Carpark's rep grows stronger by the minute.
