Smoke Fairies - Through Low Light And Trees (2010)
I was completely stopped in my tracks early one morning last week by a wonderful bit of British Folk Rock playing on the radio.
commentsI was completely stopped in my tracks early one morning last week by a wonderful bit of British Folk Rock playing on the radio.
commentsThere’s really no shame these days in admitting you once enjoyed (and still do) the sonic aesthetic of the less than revered artists of yesteryear.
commentsI’ve just finished watching the 80 minute Game Of Thrones battle scene (Episode 3 Series 8). I’m not an obsessive GOT fan but it is brilliant television all the same.
commentsI’ve made a pact with myself to listen to a brand new new release or brand new old album (or whatever you call a collection of songs by a single artist or curator these days?
commentsThis, PiL’s 2nd outing, is equal parts atrocious and astounding. It’s also possibly one of the most challenging and divisive records in my entire collection.
commentsWhile I’ve heard the odd song from the album over the years, I have never listened to this record in it’s entirety.
commentsThere’s a scene in the Sopranos, I don’t know what season, yet alone what episode, but someone gets whacked around the head with a telephone at the “Badda Bing” club.
commentsCabaret Voltaire sounded like a precursor to the Underworld sound way back in the late 70’s, early 80’s. While not nearly as accessible they were the original conventional noise assassins.
commentsMy first ever encounter with Midlake was this, their second record. OK, I’m not a proud man but America’s “Homecoming”, which is way up near the top of my “guilty pleasures” list, springs to mind.
commentsThere’s just no “in between” with this guy - you either love him or loath him and most people will judge him based on his public persona.
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