John Foxx - 21st Century: A Man, A Woman And A City (2016)
John Foxx has been making brilliantly retro, analogue music since he fronted the first incantation of Ultravox back in the late 70’s.
commentsJohn Foxx has been making brilliantly retro, analogue music since he fronted the first incantation of Ultravox back in the late 70’s.
commentsOn Blu-ray Five bucks! Well $4.98 really. While not a great fan of the last few decades, this great concert from 2011 covers much of his early catalogue with some more contemporary surprises thrown in.
commentsOn Red Vinyl This is just scary!! From the moment the needle drops this thing is nerve wracking. There’s a real sense of dread.
commentsIt’s that time of the year to bring this beauty out. What a fucking bonkers week!! Earthquakes, storms, floods (all predicted by Brian Tamaki by the way) and the further indignity of work!
commentsMore of the same but different from the labs. Consistently reliable over all of their albums there’s always some subtleties on offer with each album.
commentsOn vinyl This is definitely hippy dippy stuff preceding Marc Bolan’s glam days. I couldn’t resist picking this up on vinyl today at TWH.
commentsThe Waiting Room Film Project videos Totally uncategorisable, Tindersticks remain an enigma. I couldn’t for a moment explain the experience of listening to them - there’s simply too much to take in.
commentsOn vinyl of course! Another essential record from my formative teenage years. First experienced, along with many other auditory pleasures, at my Uncle’s pad in Palmerston North.
commentsThe themes were: Artist/band not from USA nor UK., Old artist still do-oo-oo-ing it (cannot be younger than our oldest committee member, nor won a Nobel prize)., Another example/update for a theme that you enjoyed from a previous month/year
commentsAnother great find at the record fair yesterday. Curve’s second release in pretty mint condition. This is a huge sound with lots of fuzz and riffy keyboards.
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