East Village - Drop OutAn autumnal treasure, East Villages Drop Out has spent the past thirty years finding new ears to bewitch and new hearts to melt. The only album from this British four piece, recorded and released in the early nineties, its long been considered one of the hidden jewels of its time, and is talked of with hushed reverence by people who know. Bob Stanley of Saint Etienne once called it an elegy for a particular brand of eighties guitar music, sweet minor

Karen Dalton

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featuring as it does a much wider range of moods and melodies

tone drum and tri-tone whistle) and Tom Smith (Guitar

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crushing riffs colliding with sweeping waves of overwhelming noise for a listen both beautiful and brutal

it produced three popular singles

not quite of the present

of any genre

She‰۪s a master of spinning your head around

Victoria Grey (2)

her collaborator for 2019’s Stonechild