Harry Stafford: Gothic Urban Blues - VINYL LP

Harry Stafford: Gothic Urban Blues - VINYL LP

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Title:

Gothic Urban Blues

Artist:

Harry Stafford

Label:

Black Lagoon

Product Type:

VINYL LP

UPC:

5055869546980

Genre:

Rock

Release Date:

2020-05-29

Number of Discs:

1

An album about the Metropolis, the naked city, the urban sprawl and the need to get back to the ripped back streets when you're far away. If there are a million stories in the naked city, here are a few to keep you warm. Mixed and engineered by Ding Archer (The Fall, PJ Harvey) at his 6Db Studio in Salford, this album was co-produced by Archer and Harry Stafford. Led by Harry Stafford, best known as founder, guitarist and vocalist of post-punk gothic rockers Inca Babies, the band's core includes drummer Rob Haynes (The Membranes, Inca Babies), trumpeter Kevin Davy (Lamb, Cymande), guitarist Andy Mills, and Vincent O'Brien on Weisseborn slide guitar.. The new album 'Gothic Urban Blues' and debut solo album 'Guitar Shaped Hammers', released in December 2017, reflect a multitude of ideas around a driving yet lilting punk-piano blues. The idea was for Stafford to leave his noisy electric guitar behind - abandoning everything he held and cherished - to make some new music with a piano and a head full of ideas. The new album features a more defined sound of a band finding it's stride. The band is hereforth called Guitar Shaped Hammers to reflect this cohesion of musical unity - with more guitars from Vincent O'Brien, and an additional layered sonic blast from Nick Brown (The Membranes). With intense percussion from Rob Haynes and a truly masterful trumpet contribution from jazz supremo Kevin Davy, the result is very much the soundtrack of a basement radio station stumbling across a new genre they've tagged Gothic Urban Blues01. She Just Blew Me Away 02. Cruel Set of Shades 03. Gothic Urban Blues 04. Painted Ocean 05. Infinite Dust 06. Black Rain 07. Sideways Shuffle 08. Disappearing 09. Man in a bar 10. Into The storm

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