Understated Classics #34: Stray by Aztec Camera
The next instalment in my understated classics series is "Stray" by Aztec Camera. Released in 1990, it features two hit singles …
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The next instalment in my understated classics series is "Stray" by Aztec Camera. Released in 1990, it features two hit singles …
I listened to Let It Come Down by Spiritualized for the first time during a difficult time in my life. I think this will always affect my …
One of the first lines of “The House That Guilt Built”, the soft cricket-laden lament that opens The Meadowlands by The Wrens, …
I have already given some of the personal background to why I love this album and now it’s time to give a bit of love to the music itself so …
I’ll tell you about punk rock: punk rock is a word used by dilettantes and ah… and ah… heartless manipulators about …
The single biggest fact of life is that you are always going to be alone, you just might not realise it. Listening to The Cardigans’ …
I have written a lot in these posts about how music gets indelibly tied up with places, events and feelings. For me this album by Fanfarlo …
“Walking With Thee” is the second album by Liverpool band Clinic. It was released in 2002, which seems like an age ago now. Even longer ago …
“I see the people working and see it working for them.” (Sat In Your Lap)
This arrived on Monday and I thought I would give it a post of its own because at over 3 hours of music, I am unlikely to do more than dip …
It was the artwork that got me interested in Tubular Bells II. Rendering Trevor Key’s wonderful icon of the twisted tubular bell in …
Idewild are a solid band who have released four or five albums that I could consider for this series. I’m even in the sleeve credits …