recalling Helen Johnstone of Garbage & The Flowers or Frances Gibson of The Cannanes but with an overtly feminist lyrical bent
This is live album
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
Above and below it reside nearly atmospheric leads that instill further memorability before drifting away like vapor trails of delirium
Sonny And The Sunsets - New Day With New Possibilities LP 1930s recalling Helen Johnstone of GarbageFrom 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