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With a sound and vision reminiscent of Paul Simon, and a narrative landscape that takes place in the faded seaside landscape of a fictional Clifftown, M G Boulter’s new release is a thoroughly intoxicating listen.

\Despite being a name still relatively unfamiliar to many, M G Boulter has been steadily making a considerable name for himself over the last few years. Early work with The Lucky Strikes, Simone Felice, Blue Rose Code and Emily Portman proved a fruitful experience and has undoubtedly helped to colour Boulter’s suburban folk and Americana vibe.

Boulter’s debut, The Water or the Wave emerged back in 2013 and featured legendary drummer Pick Withers (Dire Straits, Bob Dylan & Bert Jansch), whilst follow up, With Wolves the Lamb will Lie, came out in 2016. His latest album, Clifftown, tells a series of narratives set in the landscape of the title and is loosely based on Boulter’s own home of Southend-on-Sea. Clifftown takes place in a landscape flavoured by the fashion of 1950s USA, but instead of a bright neon vision, think of the intimate, splendidly dull world of British photographer Martin Parr.

Tracks:  
01 Midnight Movies
02 Soft White Belly
03 Clifftown
04 Nights at the Aquarium
05 The Author of All Things She Speaks
06 Icy Paw
07 The Slow Decline
08 Fan of the Band
09 Simon of Sudbury
10 Night Worker
11 Remnants
12 Pilate

Staat er compleet op, 10% pars mee gepost. Met zeer veel dank aan de originele poster.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lfyeCNccOW8