The Bats - Daddy's Highway LP xx1960s There’s something of a subdued

There’s something of a subdued indie folk through-line to the record that suggests the whispered gentleness of Devendra Banhart or the more sprawling arrangements of Sufjan Stevens

Medosch channels traditional country with the honky-tonk piano of "Say Your Prayers" and the rollicking bassline of the title track "Big Fall"

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faithfully remastered by Mikey Young and featuring bilingual liner notes from John Gomez

'Come Visit The Big Bigot' was Severed Heads' first record to be released commercially simultaneously in Australia

The Bats - Daddy's Highway LP xx1960s There’s something of a subduedThe 1987 debut album from New Zealand indie pop pioneers The Bats, Daddy's Highway has now been re issued and remastered. Complete with five bonus tracks from the bands early EPs, this album is full of the haunting beauty and bittersweet melodies the four piece have become so loved for. One of the outstanding New Zealand albums from the 1980s, from the lo fi pop hook of North by North through to the gentle drone of Tragedy, Daddy's Highway displays a