i adore this album, and i highly recommend it - esp. to fans of cocteau twins, the sundays, the smiths, the cranberries and depeche mode. it's got the dream pop ethereal thing going on. _________________ follow me on the bandcamp.
ButterThumbzI always used to wonder if she wore false earsProfile O'er the hills and far away
I've been listening to this a lot lately. It's starting to take hold. Just an amazingly sad, intimate album that just sounds really really good. Brilliant, really. Still I am partial to "Happuness" in her discog. The original version, not 4AD. I know that is "wrong" and weird. But I just prefer the cleaner production and the track order of the original "Happiness".
Anyway, then,
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Sing For Very Important People by The Free Design
It's nice. I didn't finish it. It's so sweet. It's only digestible forms for short stints. But those 10 minutes were amazing. Then onto this I went:
Paris 1919 by John Cale
And I really like this album. Nice Pop. Let ill haven't had a moment when it stunned me or super impressed me. But what can you do.
First listen. It absolutely blew me away. Musically it was sexy, and rocking and beautiful and symphonic in perfect portions. Now I need to look up what the translation is so I can understand it a bit more next time through.
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