Welsh Rich

Slowlands - Never Was There A Town

Some info from the BBC Four mail shot today: http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbcfour/listings/prog...service_id=4544 Plus some info on the new album and some tracks: http://www.bbc.co.uk/music/release/v59x/

Whilst I'm enjoying this album, it's a bit of a mess in places, I find them an easy band to admire but a hard one to love...

Duplexes of the Dead fucking rules!

There's a program about him on BBC Four this Friday night for UK viewers... it'll probably turn up on some torrenting site / youtube soon after!

^^ What's it like?!? For me: A random purchase last week in Rough Trade in London... produced by Dan from the Black Keys - a great psychedelic rock record...

Whilst doing chores this morning...

Haha - brilliant...

The new AB record kicks ass... best indie-pop album of the year?!? Radcliffe ain't too bad, it must be said... plus he recently stripped for a stage show in London... http://www.showbuzz.cbsnews.com/stories/20...in1844647.shtml

Hmmm... obviously more available in the States rather than over here, which is odd! I'm still keeping my eyes peeled though...

Was: Which was lovely and endorsed by John Stirrat. Now:

I've been trying to track down some of his early records on CD or vinyl and have completely failed. They're really expensive when I have seen them too. Had to settle for a battered copy of "16 All-Time Lowes" on CD from ebay...

Woah! Excellent, cheers for the link. I'm a huge Albini fan... would love the opportunity to interview him some time... Interesting his take on the In Utero thing, we've always been led to believe that the record company influenced the mix but he suggests Nirvana make the final call...

I really like it... there's some great stuff on there and it's certainly better than Lullabies...