Death Valley 69 - The Dark Flowers - feat David J & Char
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The Dark Flowers UK
The Dark Flowers would baulk at being called a supergroup, but with the likes of Peter Murphy, Jim Kerr, Dot Allison, Shelly
Poole and Helicopter Girl involved the cast certainly has the weight to deserve that term. Produced by Paul Statham.
New EP 'Death and Desire' continues the narrative with cover versions of Murder Ballads featuring David J, Gabriella Cilmi, The Anchoress and Shelly Poole
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Songs hit viscerally, gorgeous vocals, killer synths! Fave tracks: Missing Scene, Phantom Heart.
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I bought the 12 inch single for Bela Lugosi’s Dead at Fred’s records in St. John’s, Newfoundland in the eighties and it remained a treasured item in my collection until it was lost, left behind, stolen, loaned out, whatever. I accepted that that item was lost to time and likely irreplaceable. Hence my utter shock to see that I will once again hear this evocative masterwork on vinyl along with an extra three tracks. I recall Boys was included on the B-side of that long list single. Thank you!
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Ahhh… the universal sound of 1980s misfit youth, still keeping us company after all these years. Fantastic versions here. Now, will he still rock the miniskirt during encores?
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Pickle Darling looks to the sky on sweet, outer space-inspired LP, elevating their bedroom pop prowess further than ever before.
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The home-recorded new LP from surrounds oaky acoustic guitars with wreaths of violin for a full on ’70s California vibe.
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It's uncanny just how good Actors is at emulating that Post-Punk synth sound from my younger days. Each listen just gets better and better. I feel slightly ashamed for not having heard this album until a few short days ago.
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