On The last record it was a two-note lift from Berlin's Take My Breath Away and here it's a too-brief detour into Silent Night
I got it home
His 17th studio album received a local release in spiffy Aus-only blue jacket (black vinyl thankfully) via Flippin’ Yeah Industries
could be seen as the “Sweet Sister Ray” of ‘80s Britain
recalling Helen Johnstone of Garbage & The Flowers or Frances Gibson of The Cannanes but with an overtly feminist lyrical bent
Sonny And The Sunsets - New Day With New Possibilities LP 1930s On The last record itFrom Rocks In Your Head It was before Covid, I had this big free empty studio in the hills, I was supposed to be painting, that was my initial plan, and I just began making songs on an old guitar, songs about being alone, songs about failed men, some dark tales of longing. I was reading some old western paperbacks, and I would go on these walks in the hills, come inside and write these kind of lonesome country songs. Then the pandemic began, and