Kot Kot - I pniIn the old attic, among dust and dimness, I once found an old children's magazine, that opened itself on a photograph of three melancholic girls eating soup. A distant voice, quietly singing ravels of poems from the 19th century, all gone and forgotten long ago, is accompanied by monotonous loops, played on toy keyboards, or are they maybe a rustling and hissing of twigs on the roof? repeating gusts of wind, slightly moving curtains over a flaking

Available on limited indies-only orange vinyl

right through to Sabotage

Riding) and a second festive track

led as ever by Pete Shelley and Steve Diggle

bringing their distinct blend of spacious psychedelia to

vanishing behind decaying trumpet drones and choral-like sheets of electric strings

or strokes that have been changed and painted over” and this is evident in the innovative production style that ‘paints with sound’ using overlapping nuances to create an undefinable and intoxicating new palette

rocksteady and reggae

Possibly the most aptly titled work in Beck's storied discography

After a series of home-recorded solo demos and the growing legend of their live shows on the UK DIY scene

The naïve melodies chart a missing link between Vini Reilly’s ventures into electronica and Booker T

during its creation